Henderson v. Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway Co.

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• whether the declarant's statements were based on personal knowledge is a factor to be considered in determining a statement's reliability
• whether the declarant’s statements were based on personal knowledge is a factor to be considered in determining a statement’s reliability
• defendant’s pretrial motion in limine to exclude evidence adequate to preserve issue for appellate review, and contemporaneous objection at trial not required
• “Spontaneity and temporal proximity to the event are factors supportive of a finding of reliability.”
• in homicide case, declarant told son about murder in detail and admitted to being present during it
• defendant’s pretrial mo tion in limine to exclude evidence adequate to preserve issue for appellate review, and contemporaneous objection at trial not required

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