Proved statements under evidentiary exceptions may be contradicted, corroborated, and tested through evidence bearing on the declarant's credibility. Proved statements relevant under sections 32 or 33 may be tested by evidence that would have been admissible had the maker appeared as a witness and ... Summary
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Proved statements under evidentiary exceptions may be contradicted, corroborated, and tested through evidence bearing on the declarant's credibility.
Proved statements relevant under sections 32 or 33 may be tested by evidence that would have been admissible had the maker appeared as a witness and denied the suggested matter in cross-examination. The evidence may contradict or corroborate the statement, or impeach or confirm the maker's credit, as with live testimony.
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