The recorded recollection exception allows a recorded (in writing only) statement of a declarant to be read into evidence or played for the trier of fact.

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The recorded recollection exception to the hearsay rule allows a record of a memory or event to be used in court if the witness cannot recall the event or details well enough to testify fully and accurately, but it is not limited to written statements only; it can also include recordings or other forms of documentation.

The Recorded Recollection Exception Allows a Recorded (In Writing Only)