Anthony v. Snell

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• holding that a learned treatise cannot be used to bolster a party’s own witness's testimony because it is hearsay if used as substantive evidence but allowing the use of an ACOG bulletin on cross-examination of the opposing party's witnesses
• holding authoritative publications cannot be used as substantive evidence as it would constitute hearsay

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