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· 1/13/1970

Georgia C. Brown v. United States

Citations

  • 419 F.2d 337

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  • finding that the Court will not consider medical treatises for purposes of proving the probative facts of opinions in the articles since they are hearsay
  • “medical treatises, recognized by the expert witness as authoritative, may be used in cross-examination, but are not admissible to prove the probative facts of opinions in the treatises since they are subject to the hearsay rule”

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Judges: Mehaffy, Gibson, Heaney

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