This exception allows a written or voice recorded statement of a declarant to be read into evidence or played for the trier of fact, provided that a number of conditions are met.

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Recorded recollection refers to an exception to the hearsay rule that allows a written or voice recorded statement to be used as evidence if the declarant cannot remember the event or condition, provided it was made or adopted by the declarant when the matter was fresh in their memory and reflects their knowledge accurately.

This Exception Allows a Written or Voice Recorded Statement of a Declarant