Document Type
Article
Publication Date
4-2021
Abstract
Witnesses forget stuff. When they do, the evidence rules give us two tools to help solve the problem. Lawyers call one "refreshed recollection" and the other "past recollection recorded," labels just similar enough to guarantee confusion. Nevertheless, these principles get at very different things and are well worth the effort necessary to distinguish and understand them. So how do we get there?
Recommended Citation
Niehoff, Leonard. "Recollections Refreshed and Recorded." Litigation 47, no. 3 (2021): 39-42.
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