Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 6/25/1992

State v. McLaughlin

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135 N.H. 669
610 A.2d 809
1992 N.H. LEXIS 100

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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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Judges: Batchelder, Horton, Others, Thayer

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