Idaho Conservation League v. Bpa

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• holding that a court may admit only those portions of a declarant’s statement that are truly self-inculpatory
• concluding that 804(b)(3) does not allow admission of non-self-inculpa-tory statements, even those made within a broader narrative that is generally self-incul-patory
• holding that statements implicating a third party were inadmissible, even when other parts of the statement were self-inculpatory
• holding that a similar federal rule applies narrowly only to those declarations or remarks in a confession that are individually self-inculpatory
• holding that whereas a statement against interest is admissible under the federal hearsay rule, a hearsay statement that is collateral to a statement against interest is not admissible
• holding that non-self inculpatory statements are not statements against penal interest under Fed.R.Evid. 804(b)(3)

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