- Admissions (By A Party To The Action) - Statements Made By The Party That Amount To An Admission Regarding The Matter At Court - Declaration Against Interest - An Admission - But By A Non-party To The Action - Business Entries - Records Kept In The Normal Course Of Business By The Person Whose Job It Is To Keep Such Records - Medical Records - Police Reports - Dying Declarations - Statement Made By Someone Who Believes That His Own Death Is Imminent. (Some States Don't Consider This Hearsay - So No Exception Is Necessary) - Declaration Of Bodily Symptoms And Conditions - Statement Made Indicating A Person's Own Bodily Condition - 'i Feel Great' - 'my Stomach Hurts' - Declaration Of State Of Mind - Statement Regarding The Knowledge And Intent Of The Person Making The Statement. 'i'm So Mad - I'm Going To Go Over And Beat Up Joe" - Declaration Of Present Sense Impression - Statement Made Immediately Before Or During An Event 'look At That Speeding Car' - Excited Utterance - Statement Made Immediately After An Exciting Event - About That Event. A Spontaneous Declaration