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Question 1

P testifies that he heard the employee of a guy tell the guy that they are knowingly stealing Ps copyright

Answer 1

An out-of-court statement offered against a party-opponent for its truth is nonhearsay if it was (1) made or adopted by the party-opponent, (2) made by a person the party-opponent authorized to make such a statement, (3) made by the party-opponent’s agent or employee about a matter within the scope of that relationship, or (4) made by the party-opponent’s coconspirator during and in furtherance of the conspiracy.