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Tag: “best evidence rule”

Practice… We Talking ’bout Practice…

“Practice… We talkin ’bout practice.” – Allen Iverson 2002 Just like Allen Iverson of the Philadelphia Sixers, no one likes to practice, but it is necessary if your witness and you are going to stay in sync. In order for your witness examination to be credible and persuasive, both the questioner and the witness must be →

Direct examination, mock trial, testimony, Trial Advocacy

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“best evidence rule”, Allen Iverson, Deposition, direct examination, Evidence, practice, witness preparation

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Jul 24, 2015
Writings, Recordings and Photographs: How to get them into evidence.

In addition to the hurdles imposed for dealing with hearsay and opinions, writings, recordings and photographs have to be properly authenticated as being true and accurate representations of what they depict or have documented. When you cannot obtain a broad stipulation that an item of evidence is admissible, then you need to address the requirements of authenticity. →

Evidence

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“best evidence rule”, “reply letter doctrine”, authenticity, copies, Evidence, foundation, original, Photographs, Recordings, summaries, Writings

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Sep 21, 2013