Washington v. Taseca Homes, Inc.

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• noting “that a party- opponent’s statement may have dual probative value *** both to prove what did not occur and to show defendant’s prior inconsistent statement on that subject”
• relevant out-of-court statement of a party generally is admissible even though phrased in the form of an opinion
• relevant out-of-court statement of a party generally is admissible even though phrased in the form of an opinion
• a person’s opinion that is not based on perception can be introduced as an admission of a party-opponent
• a party-opponent’s statement may have dual probative value as an admission and for impeachment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).