Which of the following is a "statement against interest" and which is an "admission" and why? Fully explain your answer. a. In a criminal trial for rape, the prosecution wishes to offer into evidence a statement made by the defendant to the police that while he was present in the vicinity of where the victim was raped, he did not rape the victim. b. Assume instead that the defendant wishes to offer a statement that the victim gave to the police several days after he was arrested for the rape where she stated that she had lied about the whole thing. c. In a medical malpractice suit against her doctor, the plaintiff would like to offer a statement made to her by the doctor's nurse when the doctor stepped out of the room that, "he should probably give you a couple more tests before he sends you home in this condition or at least hold you for observations." Grey Evidence Interim Exam III 3 | P a g e d. The defendant, a store owner in a slip and fall case, would like to offer evidence that a few months after the plaintiff fell down in his store, he saw the plaintiff at an amusement park and the plaintiff said to him, "Hey Jim, doing great! Not hurt at all by the fall!