Warren Lloyd Bright, Paul M. Shelton and William Ralph Whittaker, Plaintiffs v. Firestone Tire & Rubber Company

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• concluding that \[t]he unverified nature of the evidence relied on by the [House] Committee was sufficient reason for the District Court to find in its discretion that the report is not trustworthy enough to be admissible\
• concluding that “[t]he unverified nature of the evidence relied on by the [House] Committee was sufficient reason for the District Court to find in its discretion that the report is not trustworthy enough to be admissible”
• “Rule 803(8)(C) also requires that the report not be subject to circumstances indicating a lack of trustworthiness. This determination is within the discretion of the trial court.”
• intoxication of car’s driver may, in some instances, be relevant to issue of causation

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