While we do not handle criminal cases, we do deal with a lot of evidentiary issues oftentimes involving hearsay.  This is an interesting case summary about the “market reports exception” to the hearsay rule. Lawyers cannot offer out of court statements for the truth of the matter asserted unless the statement is either not hearsay, by nature, or an exception to the hearsay rule in implicated.  One of the hearsay exceptions is the "market report exception."  So what is a "market report" so as to implicate the exception and not be considered hearsay?  Well, it's not a "... manufacturers' declarations of the THC content on the outside of the packaging that the substances found in [the defendant's] possession apparently came in," because one can't buy them on a "supermarket shelf."  Great quote from the Indiana Court of Appeals.  Interesting to see the law deal with emerging issues:

Fedij v. State, No. 21A-CR-1481, __ N.E.3d __ (Ind. Ct. App., April 11, 2022).