Relaxed at a preliminary hearing compared to a jury trial; fewer witnesses required and hearsay allowed.
“They also don't have the same rules of evidence in a preliminary hearing that you do in a jury trial. In other words, you don't have to have a number of witnesses come in for a preliminary hearing. And people can bring in statements that are hearsay statements.”
Alexis explains: "They also don't have the same rules of evidence in a preliminary hearing that you do in a jury trial. In other words, you don't have to have a number of witnesses come in for a preliminary hearing. And people can bring in statements that are hearsay statements."
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