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Process Server’s Return of Service Qualifies As Public Records and ‘Regularly Conducted Business Activity’ Hearsay Exceptions – Florida Appeals Court

My experience with the hearsay evidence rules usually involves trying to get a business record like an invoice or spreadsheet into evidence at trial or on summary judgment.  The business records hearsay exception is found at Illinois Evidence Rule 803(6) and mirrors the Federal counterpart.  “Exception” in the context of hearsay evidence means a document is hearsay (an …

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Posted byPaulPNovember 4, 2015November 4, 2015Posted inCivil Procedure, EvidenceTags: 803(6), 803(8), business records, Florida, hearsay, process server, public records, return of service, Service of process
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