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inlawrev-3599	Lininger, Tom	Evidentiary Issues in Federal Prosecutions of Violence Against Women	2003	32	.pdf	application/pdf	17854	867	53	J. Gender& L. 1,14 (2002) (suggesting that PRE 803 be amended to admit out-of-court statements by victim to police within twenty-four hours of alleged domestic violence); Neal A. Hudders, Note, The Problem of Using Hearsay in Domestic Violence Cases: Is a New Hearsay Exception the Answer?, 49 DUKE L.J. 1041, 1060 (2000) (arguing that after Congress has created special evidentiary rules for prosecutions ofsexual assault and child molestation, a special hearsay exception for domestic violence cases would be appropriate); Donna M. Matthews, Making a Crucial Connection: A Proposed Threat Hearsay Exception, 11 GOLDEN GATE U. L. REV. 117, 160-64 (1997) (urging that PRE 804 be amended to admit out-of-court statement by deceased victim of domestic violence). Representative Max Williams, Chair of the Oregon House Judiciary Committee and co-sponsor of House Bill 3680, commented during a hearing on April 24, 2001, that propensity evidence is valuable in domestic violence cases: Most people understand that the odds are that if he's been beating her for 15 years [this evidence] does have a probative impact on whether or not it is more likely to have occurred in this case.	cache/inlawrev-3599.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3599.txt