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co-conspirator declarations

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From 315 U.S. 60 - Glasser v. United States · 1942Most cited · 26,381 citing opinions

such declarations are admissible over the objection of an alleged co-conspirator, who was not present when they were made, only if there is proof aliunde that he is connected with the conspiracy. Otherwise hearsay would lift itself by its own bootstraps to the level of competent evidence

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