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admission against interest n. an admission of the truth of a fact by any person, but especially by the parties to a lawsuit, when a statement obviously would do that person harm, be embarrassing, or be against his/her personal or business interests. A third party can quote in court an admission against interest even though it is only hearsay. (See: hearsay, admission)

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In a significant admission against interest, Macedo stated that his reason for being implanted was because of "widespread corruption" in his own government, which is "considered to be a major factor in the authorities' lack of success in tackling the kidnap problem. Who will watch the watchers? Mexico's emerging surveillance state ... by Bentley, Christopher S. / The New American Furthermore, despite IRS statements that disclosure of a transaction would not affect the merits of a transaction, many taxpayers and practitioners feared that failure to avail oneself of this exception could be viewed as an admission against interest on the merits. Failure to comply with tax shelter disclosure regulations: what's at ... by Larsen, Bruce / Tax Executive " This was a significant admission against interest on the part of Stepashin, who "played a central role in organizing the military build-up before the invasion," noted the British paper. Putin: Prophet or provocateur?; Did Putin and his KGB comrades ... by Grigg, William Norman / The New American More results

In a significant admission against interest, Macedo stated that his reason for being implanted was because of "widespread corruption" in his own government, which is "considered to be a major factor in the authorities' lack of success in tackling the kidnap problem.

Who will watch the watchers? Mexico's emerging surveillance state ... by Bentley, Christopher S. / The New American

Furthermore, despite IRS statements that disclosure of a transaction would not affect the merits of a transaction, many taxpayers and practitioners feared that failure to avail oneself of this exception could be viewed as an admission against interest on the merits.

Failure to comply with tax shelter disclosure regulations: what's at ... by Larsen, Bruce / Tax Executive

" This was a significant admission against interest on the part of Stepashin, who "played a central role in organizing the military build-up before the invasion," noted the British paper.

Putin: Prophet or provocateur?; Did Putin and his KGB comrades ... by Grigg, William Norman / The New American

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