Anthony A. Gonzales v. Ellen I. Hugelmeyer

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• holding the statement from an unidentified witness \was not eligible as an excited utterance because there was no foundation laid that the declarant spoke 'under the stress of excitement' without 'the opportunity to deliberate or fabricate.'\
• allowing a physician to testify under N.J.R.E. 803(c)(4) as to comments made by his patient regarding the patient’s back pain
• excluding a statement made at least \several minutes\ after an accident

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