Beaton v. Thompson

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• holding that weight loss, vomiting, and diarrhea satisfied the physical injury requirement where they accompanied physical contact
• noting that under Fed.R.Evid. 803(6), the person testifying need not have prepared the records nor have personal knowledge of the accuracy of the information contained in them
• hospital records were admissible as business records but statement of informant contained in hospital records was second level of hearsay needing its own exception
• “Rule 803(6) provides a hearsay exception for records kept in the course of any regularly conducted business activity, which would include hospitals.”
• “Rule 803(6) provides a hearsay exception for records kept in the course of any regularly conducted business activity, which would include hospitals.”
• “Rule 803(6) provides a hearsay exception for records kept in the course of any regularly conducted business activity, which would include hospitals.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).