Essays on Hearsay

In this case, Benjamin has heard a lot of gossip about his new team leader, Alice Wong, the supervisor from the accounting department. As Benjamin’s friend and co-worker, there are several suggestions I have for him – before he begins working for Ms. Wong on a team. These suggestions include open-mindedness, being respectful and nonjudgmental, as well as advising Benjamin about the dangers of informal communication in the workplace. First, Benjamin should try to approach the opportunity to work under Ms. Wong with an open-minded attitude. He should bear in mind that, regardless of what he has heard about ...

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Health and hearsay

Legal actions engage health records as evidence are geared to buttress or strengthen or on the other hand vilify the testimony given at a trial. “Evidence” is understood as “testimony, writings, material objects, and other things presented to prove or disprove a fact.” Health record can be used as proof in either civil or criminal actions as well as in administrative hearings. However, before a party can use health records as evidence in any proceedings, the party seeking to use these records must first determine whether these are admissible; to be admissible, these must be determined as relevant ...

Willie Mae GRAY, Plaintiff-Appellant,v.BUSCH ENTERTAINMENT CORPORATION, d/b/a Busch Gardens, TheOld Country, Defendant-Appellee.

Top Six (6) Facts:

Fact 1: On August 23, 1986, Willie Mae Gray and her two daughters, Ruth and Esther, went to Busch Gardens, an amusement park in Williamsburg, Virginia. Fact 2: While at the park, Mrs. Gray bordered a small train and she had an accident in which she fell off and injured herself. Fact 3: After the injury incident, the employees of Busch Gardens dispatched a first aid team to the site and called an ambulance. Fact 4: Mrs. Gray’s daughter, Ruth, went with her in the ...

In the case of Giesecke & Devrient v Minister of Safety and Security (Supreme Court of Appeal of South Africa) the main issue was admissibility of hearsay as evidence as per s 3(1)(c) of the Law of Evidence Amendment Act 45 of 1988. Giesecke & Devrient was the appellant while Minister of Safety and Security was the respondent. In the case, it was ruled that hearsay could not be admitted as evidence. The appellant was involved in the provision of cash processing as well as security services for a number of clients including banks and casinos. One of its ...

In most cases of sexual assault, the act of molestation is very much private in nature, which means that only the two of them, the accused and the accuser, were present during the commission of the crime; unless there was someone else who must have actually witnessed the alleged rape. Hence, without the direct witnesses, the prosecution merely resorts to the gathering and collating of circumstantial evidence which could possibly prove that the felony was indeed committed and that the accused actually did the crime. On the part of the defense, it will put up a case by damaging ...