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Prudhomme
A trustworthy citizen a skilled workman See Citation under 3d Commune 1
hearsay rule
assure reliability. Statements made spontaneously, for example, or as part of a business or medical record are inherently trustworthy and thus excepted from the rule. A statement need not be made orally for purposes of the hearsay
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present sense impression
are excepted from the hearsay rule because the immediacy of the response is considered to render the statement trustworthy. “Look out, he's got a gun,” might be considered admissible as a present sense impression.
prison camp
prison camp : a camp for the confinement of reasonably trustworthy prisoners usually employed on government projects
trusty
trusty pl: trust·ies : a convict considered trustworthy and allowed special privileges
Confidential
Enjoying or treated with confidence trusted in trustworthy as a confidential servant or clerk
Credible
Capable of being credited or believed worthy of belief entitled to confidence trustworthy
Dependable
Worthy of being depended on trustworthy
Obligable
Acknowledging or complying with obligation trustworthy
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