Multiple Choice $1-10(30$ points$)$

Testimony about statements made by a person to show that the person was mentally ill are a$.$ not hearsay b$.$ hearsay $c.$ hearsay but are admissible because of the indicia of reliability $d.$ are excludable under the case law e$.$ none of the above

The Constitution's

Clause and rule against hearsay protect similar values. A$.$ self$-$incrimination b$.$ ex post facto $c.$ confrontation $d.$ confirmation e$.$ none of the above

To fall within the hearsay rule, the testimony must be offered to prove the a$.$ credibility of the witness $b.$ truth of the matter asserted in the statement $c.$ the credibility of the declarant $d.$ unavailability of the declarant e$.$ none of the above

The primary purpose of judicial notice is to a$.$ protect the rights of defendants b$.$ assure a fair trial for both parties $c.$ give the judge more control over the proceedings $d.$ save time and effort e$.$ none of the above

The Privilege against self incrimination is found in the a$.$ Declaration of Independence b$.$ Fifth Amendment c$.$ Fourth Amendment d$.$ 'Sixth Amendment e$.$ none of the above

Which of the following is a firmly rooted hearsay exception in the law of evidence? A$.$ personal diaries b$.$ statement of the accomplice c$.$ excited utterance

d$.$ statements made while mentally incompetent e$.$ none of the above

Statements offered to prove which of the following would be hearsay? A$.$ no knowledge of any information possessed by the defendant b$.$ the declarant's state of mind c$.$ the effect of the statement on the hearer $d.$ the declarant was told by the defendant's mother that she saw the defendant pull the trigger and fire the fatal shot e$.$ none of the above

The problem with hearsay testimony is that the person who actually saw the events a$.$ may be dead $b.$ is not on the witness stand $c.$ cannot be subpoenaed $d.$ may have a privilege against self$-$incrimination e$.$ none of the above

The US Supreme Court made the federal exclusionary rule mandatory for state courts in: a$.$ Mapp v$.$ Ohio b$.$ Weeks v$.$ U$.$S$.$ c$.$ Miranda v$.$ Arizona d$.$ Settles v$.$ Arizona e$.$ none of the above

The statement by a shooting victim just before they die would probably be admissible under the hearsay exception for a$.$ victim statements b$.$ murder witnesses c$.$ statements for descriptions of present mental condition d$.$ dying declarations e$.$ none of the above