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Hearsay, evidence consisting of oral statements made out of court by someone who will not testify in the court.

Evidence : Law of Evidence in England : Hearsay

Hearsay evidence consists of statements made out of court by someone who is not present to testify under oath at a trial.

Nearly all persons with knowledge relevant to the case can testify; only those limited by extreme youth or mental incapacity are precluded. Witnesses...

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- second-hand information: information that is heard from other people

Translations for "hearsay" English-Italian

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