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![Produced By 1:28/8:49 NATHAN HACKETT < Replies h @hamsta11 1y ago @ArthurRex131 I'm not aware that it does in litigation unless either the client or therapist do something to waive it. Your statement is what we call hearsay. 24 囘 @ArthurRex131 • 1y ago @hamsta11 look up the definition of hearsay. You obviously don't know what it means. 35 h @hamsta11 1y ago • @ArthurRex131 out of court statement offered for its truth. I'm a federal litigation attorney so hey what do I know about everything I just said. Lol. 52 B 川 [] Х](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/masonry/002/860/092/5df.png)
![Produced By 1:28/8:49 NATHAN HACKETT < Replies h @hamsta11 1y ago @ArthurRex131 I'm not aware that it does in litigation unless either the client or therapist do something to waive it. Your statement is what we call hearsay. 24 囘 @ArthurRex131 • 1y ago @hamsta11 look up the definition of hearsay. You obviously don't know what it means. 35 h @hamsta11 1y ago • @ArthurRex131 out of court statement offered for its truth. I'm a federal litigation attorney so hey what do I know about everything I just said. Lol. 52 B 川 [] Х](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/002/860/092/5df.png)
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