State v. Bertul

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• concluding that police reports made in anticipation of prosecution and offered by the State do not provide a basis for reliability required under the business records exception
• outlining the foundational requirements for admitting hearsay under the business records exception
• police reports made for the purpose of prosecuting an offense and offered by the prosecution do not provide a basis for reliability required under the business records exception
• A police report is ordinarily admissible under the business records exception when offered by the defendant in a criminal case to support his or her defense.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).