The Supreme Court has ruled that hearsay evidence poses no Confrontation Clause problem so long as two conditions are met.These two conditions are:

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The correct answer is D because it accurately reflects the Supreme Court's ruling in Crawford v. Washington, which established that hearsay evidence can be admitted if the out-of-court declarant is unavailable to testify at trial and the statement has "some indicia of reliability." The ruling identified several factors that can be used to gauge the reliability of a statement, including the declarant's relationship to the defendant, the timing and circumstances of the statement, and the declarant's motive for making the statement. The use of multiple witnesses to testify to the statement's accuracy is not a requirement.

The Supreme Court Has Ruled That Hearsay Evidence Poses No