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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

A signed letter by A admits A’s debt. It also accuses unrelated B of wrongdoing. No agency, conspiracy or other basis is shown to use A’s accusation against B. Which is sound?

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The whole letter must be excluded even against A. Admissibility against A necessarily proves B’s liability. A’s signature makes all contents conclusive. The letter may satisfy the party-admission rule against A without automatically becoming admissible proof against B.

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