Kenneth Parker v. Reda, C.O., Norfleet, C.O., Krusen, Sgt. & Rita A. Brannen, and Estate of Charles Harrison, Sing Sing Corr. Fac. & C. Grainer, Supt.

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• affirming admission of an officer’s testimony from a memorandum satisfying the requirements of a recorded recollection even if it did not satisfy the requirements of the business records exception to the hearsay rule
• affirming admission of an officer’s testimony from a memorandum satisfying the requirements of a recorded recollection even if it did not satisfy the requirements of the business records exception to the hearsay rule
• \[I]t is sufficient if the witness testifies that he knows that a record of this type is correct because it was his habit or practice to record such matters accurately .\ (emphasis added

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