A statement is admissible if at the time the statement was made, it: (1) was contrary to the declarants pecuniary or proprietary interest, OR (2) tended to subject the declarant to civil or criminal liability, OR (3) rendered invalid a claim by the declarant against another. Rule 804(b)(3) of the Federal Rules of Evidence. [ Choose ] Excited Utterance Exception to the Hearsay Rule hearsay present sense impression Dying Declaration Exception to the Hearsay Rule negative hearsay Declarations against Interest Exception to the Hearsay Rule Past Recollection Recorded Exception to the Hearsay Rule Former Testimony Exception to the Hearsay Rule double hearsay Hearsay RuleRefers to a hearsay statement that is embedded in another hearsay statement.[ Choose ] Excited Utterance Exception to the Hearsay Rule hearsay present sense impression Dying Declaration Exception to the Hearsay Rule negative hearsay Declarations against Interest Exception to the Hearsay Rule Past Recollection Recorded Exception to the Hearsay Rule Former Testimony Exception to the Hearsay Rule double hearsay Hearsay Rule