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title: 'The Brady List'
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  name: Anonymous
updated: '2022-06-15T19:33:45+00:00'
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summary: "The Hearsay Alaska Brady List is the definitive public-facing database of information about: police misconduct, State P.O.S.T. decertification, public complaints, use-of-force reports, citizen reports and more... Hearsay evidence is information provided outside of a court setting to someone involved in the trial. In most cases, judges don't allow hearsay evidence because the attorney for an opposing law team doesn't have an opportunity to cross-examine the person who provided the information. However, some jurisdictions allow it under certain circumstances. Examples of hearsay that a judge may permit include admissions made by a witness that don't benefit them or statements people make shortly before their expected death."
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  site_name: 'The Brady List'
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  'image:alt': 'The Brady List: Law Enforcement, Prosecutors, Judges, and Government Agents'
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## [Hearsay

 ](/hearsay)

Hearsay evidence is information provided outside of a court setting to someone involved in the trial. In most cases, judges don't allow hearsay evidence because the attorney for an opposing law team doesn't have an opportunity to cross-examine the person who provided the information. However, some jurisdictions allow it under certain circumstances. Examples of hearsay that a judge may permit include admissions made by a witness that don't benefit them or statements people make shortly before their expected death.