Wallach v. State

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• holding that a statement is not hearsay when it is offered to show the effect on the listener and not for the truth of the matter
• holding that a statement is not hearsay when it is offered to show the effect on the listener and not for the truth of the matter
• holding that a statement is not hearsay when it is offered to show the effect on the listener and not for the truth of the matter
• holding that a statement is not hearsay when it is offered to show the effect on the listener and not for the truth of the matter
• holding that a detective should have been allowed to testify about a victim's statement \that the assailant 'tore off her clothes\ to explain why the detective examined the clothes
• providing that the hearsay rule does not apply if the statement is not offered 'to prove the truth of the matter asserted

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