KSC, TITLE 6. THE
JUDICIARY
Part I. Provisions of
General Applicability
Chapter 3. Evidence
Section 6.301. Official
records.
A book or record of account or minutes of
proceedings of the Government, the national government, or a predecessor
government, are admissible to prove the act, transaction or occurrence as a
memorandum of which it was made or kept. A copy or transcript, authenticated by
the official having custody, of a book, record, paper or document of the
Government, the national government, or a predecessor government, is admissible
in evidence to the same extent as its original.
Cross reference:
The constitutional provisions on the Judiciary are
found in Kosrae Const., Art. VI.
Section 6.302. Privileges.
(1) Spouse. The Court may not compel a person to testify against his spouse in a criminal proceeding.
(2) Other. The Court by rule may establish other privileges.
Section 6.303. Tradition.
The Court does not utilize tradition in
reaching a decision unless it receives satisfactory evidence of the tradition.
Cross reference:
The constitutional provisions on the Judiciary are
found in Kosrae Const., Art. VI.