A declarant's statement is admissible if the timing of the statement places it within the period when the declarant was observing the matter in question.

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This is because such a statement would be considered a present sense impression or an excited utterance, exceptions to the hearsay rule, making it more likely to be admissible due to its proximity in time to the event being described, which increases its reliability.

A Declarant's Statement Is Admissible If the Timing of the Statement