· 8/12/1988
Walker v. Wayne County, Iowa
Citations
- 850 F.2d 433
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that courts considering a summary judgment motion \may consider only the portion of the submitted materials that is admissible or usable at trial\
- finding that unsworn police interviews where statements that were not reported verbatim constituted inadmissible double hearsay
- finding unsworn police interviews where statements were not reported verbatim constituted inadmissible double hearsay
- finding reports not taken verbatim and not sworn to be inadmissible hearsay
- “[W]ithout a showing of admissibility, a party may not rely on hearsay evidence to support or oppose the motion.”
- denial of defendants’ summary judgment motion affirmed where defendants submitted into evidence, without reservation, a document generating genuine issues of material fact and it was considered by the court even though it contained inadmissible double hearsay
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