Robinson v. Harkins & Co.

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• stating that all hearsay exceptions require a showing of trustworthiness and that Rule 803(24
• noting that statement-against-interest exception “is founded on the principle that the ramifications of making a statement is so contrary to the declarant’s interest that he would not make the statement unless it was true”
• “By admitting to 10 be the driver, Jerry subjected himself to potential liability for negligence, which is against his pecuniary interest.”

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