| A. Overruled.
Because Bob is a party, Bob's
statement is not hearsay.
Correct.
Since Bob is a party, out-of-court statements by
Bob that are relevant are not hearsay and are admissible
as admissions by an opposing party under Rule 11-801(D)(2)(a)
NMRA 1999. In this version, the officer is testifying about
an out-of-court statement made directly to him by Bob, a
party, so the evidence is not hearsay. In Question 2, the
statement was not admissible because Allen was attempting
to testify as to what Officer Ketchum said, not as to what
Bob said.
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