Admissibility of Evidence

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Section
24-7-101

Child's Out-of-Court, Non-Testimonial Statement

Section
24-7-102

Use of Statement of Party Given in Student Disciplinary Proceeding Concerning Sexual Misconduct — No Right of Party to Be Represented at Public Expense — Adoption of Rules of Evidence

Section
24-7-106

Receipts and Releases

Section
24-7-107

Settlements of Debts

Section
24-7-112

Tests to Determine Parentage — Admissibility in Evidence — Costs

Section
24-7-113

Voluntary Acknowledgment of Paternity

Section
24-7-114

Testimony Before Committee of General Assembly Inadmissible

Section
24-7-115

Opinions as to Medical Findings

Section
24-7-116

Telephone Company Records

Section
24-7-117

Audiovisually Recorded Testimony in Child Sexual Abuse Proceedings

Section
24-7-118

Dna Analysis — Admissibility in Evidence

Section
24-7-119

Introduction of Reproduction in Place of Original

Section
24-7-120

Child's Testimony—closed Circuit Television

Section
24-7-121

Child Support Payment Records

Section
24-7-122

Medical Records

Section
24-7-123

Admission of Video Recording of Interview of Child Describing Sexual Conduct

Section
24-7-124

Results of Radar, Laser or Similar Devices Used to Measure the Speed of a Motor Vehicle — Results of a Breathalyzer or Similar Device to Measure Blood Alcohol Content

Section
24-7-125

Admissibility of Evidence of Other Crimes, Wrongs, or Acts — Conditions for Admission