By Hayes Hunt and Michael Zabel You want to introduce an active webpage into evidence. Now what? Courts generally agree that the contents of a website are admissible evidence, so long as those contents are properly authenticated and are not…
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The Internet as Evidence: Authentication & Admissibility of an Active Webpage
Tagged with: admissibility, authentication, Evidence, Exhibits, From the Sidebar, Hayes Hunt, hearsay, website
Posted in Trial
Posted in Trial
Text Messages as Trial Evidence – Authentication
By Hayes Hunt and Michael Zabel Next week, oral argument will be heard in Commonwealth v. Koch, a case in which the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is confronted with a question that is increasingly important: When to admit a text message…
Tagged with: admissibility, authentication, Evidence, FRE 901, Hayes Hunt, text messaging
Posted in Evidence
Posted in Evidence
