Legal Question in Criminal Law in Virginia
Pursuant to Rule 803 (0), is a "party-opponent" ANY of the opposing council's witnesses? I am confused about who this term applies to.
Thanks,
Greg
Asked on 10/18/09, 9:18 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Hendrickson
Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson
No, the term party opponent normally refers to either the plaintiff or defendant in a case which has been properly filed and is pending in a court of proper jurisdiction. It has nothing to do with witnesses who may be called for either the plaintiff or the defendant in such cases.
Answered on 10/23/09, 11:22 pm
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