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NonHearsay State of Mind Rule 803(3) provides an exception to the hearsay rule for statements regarding ones thenexisting state of mind, emotion, sensation, or physical condition. Tex. R. Evid. 803(3).

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What is non-hearsay?

Non-hearsay refers to statements or evidence that are not considered hearsay and can be used in court to establish the truth of the matter asserted. Non-hearsay includes direct evidence or statements made by a person who is testifying based on their personal knowledge.

Who is required to file non-hearsay?

Individuals or parties involved in legal proceedings who wish to introduce evidence or statements that do not fall under the hearsay rule are required to file non-hearsay.

How to fill out non-hearsay?

To fill out non-hearsay, you must provide a clear and concise explanation of the evidence being presented, specify the context in which it was made, and detail how it qualifies as non-hearsay. This may include identifying witnesses or documents and outlining their relevance.

What is the purpose of non-hearsay?

The purpose of non-hearsay is to allow the introduction of evidence that can support a party’s claims or defenses without being barred by the hearsay rule, thereby providing a more comprehensive view of the facts in a case.

What information must be reported on non-hearsay?

The information that must be reported on non-hearsay includes the specific statement or evidence being presented, the identity of the source or witness, the context of the statement, and an explanation of why it qualifies as non-hearsay.

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