Is there a statute of limitations on statements or records under Rule 803 of the Federal Rules of Evidence?

Under Rule 803 of the Federal Rules of Evidence, there is indeed no statute of limitations on statements or records that fall within the hearsay exceptions. Rule 803 outlines various exceptions where certain out-of-court statements can be admissible as evidence, and these exceptions do not carry a time limit that restricts their admissibility. This means that if a statement or record meets the criteria laid out in Rule 803, it can be used in court regardless of when it was made or created. This framework is crucial for allowing relevant and reliable evidence to be considered by the court, regardless of its age, thus supporting a more holistic approach to justice.