This exception allows statements recorded as a matter of routine in the procedures of a regularly conducted business activity to be admissible, without regard to the availability of the declarant.

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The correct answer is the business records exception. This exception to the hearsay rule allows records made in the regular course of business to be admissible in court as evidence, even if the person who made the record is not available to testify about it. This is because such records are considered reliable due to their routine and systematic creation during business operations.

This Exception Allows Statements Recorded as a Matter of Routine