Spontaneous statements uttered by a suspect at the time of a crime, concerning and closely related to actions involved in the crime, are referred to as what type of statements?
A)in flagrante delicto
B)exculpatory
C)res gestae
D)uttering

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Spontaneous statements uttered by a suspect at the time of a crime, concerning and closely related to actions involved in the crime, are referred to as "res gestae." This term refers to statements made as part of the immediate circumstances surrounding a crime and is admissible as evidence in court. Choices A, B, and D are unrelated to this concept.

Spontaneous Statements Uttered by a Suspect at the Time of a Crime