QUESTION 5

When a reporter narrates while we listen to a basketball game or any other event that is broadcast live on the radio. These statements generally have sufficient circumstantial guarantees of reliability that they are admissible as an exception to the reference test.

true

False

QUESTION 6

The opinions or inferences of a person as an expert witness may be based on facts or data perceived by him or her or within his or her personal knowledge or reported to him before or during the trial or hearing.

true

False

QUESTION 7

The writing of past memory is a writing or record relating to some matter of which a witness once had full knowledge, but does not currently remember enough to be able to testify about it fully and accurately, if it has been demonstrated that said writing or record was made or adopted by the witness when the matter was still fresh in his or her memory and correctly reflects his or her knowledge of the matter.

true

False

QUESTION 8

As a general rule, reference evidence is admissible at the trial or hearing.

true

False

QUESTION 9

Statements made to a physician for the purposes of diagnosis or medical treatment are admissible, even if they are not relevant to the treatment.

true

False