Short and Happy Guide Chapter 9 Flashcards

1
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When faced with the admissibility of documentary evidence, you should always consider three areas of the rules that impact admissibility:
1. ?
2.
3.

A
  1. Authentication
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When faced with the admissibility of documentary evidence, you should always consider three areas of the rules that impact admissibility:
1.
2. ?
3.

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  1. Hearsay
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When faced with the admissibility of documentary evidence, you should always consider three areas of the rules that impact admissibility:
1.
2.
3. ?

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  1. Best Evidence
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When faced with the admissibility of documentary evidence, you should always consider three areas of the rules that impact admissibility:
1.
2.
3.

A
  1. Authentication
  2. Hearsay
  3. Best Evidence
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_______________ is required before documentary evidence may be admitted.

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Authentication

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The term ___________ in the context of the rules simply means that the evidence “is what the proponent claims it is.”

A

authentication

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The term authentication in the context of the rules simply means that the evidence “is what the _________ ________ it is.”

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proponent claims

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The term authentication in the context of the rules simply means that the evidence “is what the proponent claims it is.” What rule?

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Rule 901(a)

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There are two types of documents that fall under the authentication rules:
1. ?
2.

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  1. documents which require evidence as to their authenticity
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There are two types of documents that fall under the authentication rules:
1.
2. ?

A
  1. documents which are considered “self authenticating”, and therefore do not require additional evidence for authentication.
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There are two types of documents that fall under the authentication rules:
1.
2.

A
  1. documents which require evidence as to their authenticity and
  2. documents which are considered “self authenticating”, and therefore do not require additional evidence for authentication.
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12
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Rule ________ requires evidence (which is not self authenticating) be authenticated with “evidence to support a finding that the item is what the proponent claims it is.”

A

901

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Rule 901 requires evidence (which is not self authenticating) be authenticated with “evidence to support a finding that the item is what the _________ _______ it is.”

A

proponent claims

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Rule ________, sets forth an exclusive list of evidence which is considered self authenticating.

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902

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Rule 902 sets forth an exclusive list of evidence which is considered ________ ____________.

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self authenticating

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Authenticating or Identifying Evidence
(a) In General. To satisfy the requirement of authenticating or identifying an item of evidence, the proponent must produce evidence sufficient to support a finding that the item is what the proponent claims it is.

What rule?

A

901

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17
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Are there specific requirements as to how authentication is accomplished?

A

NO

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There are no specific requirements as to how authentication is accomplished. Nevertheless, Rule __________ sets out a series of examples which would satisfy the requirement of authentication.

A

901(b)

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901(b)(1)
901(b)(2) ?
901(b)(3)
901(b)(4)
901(b)(5)
901(b)(6)
901(b)(7)
901(b)(8)
901(b)(9)
901(b)(10)

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901(b)(2) Non-expert Opinion about Handwriting

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901(b)(1) ?
901(b)(2)
901(b)(3)
901(b)(4)
901(b)(5)
901(b)(6)
901(b)(7)
901(b)(8)
901(b)(9)
901(b)(10)

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901(b)(1) Testimony of a Witness with Knowledge

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901(b)(1)
901(b)(2)
901(b)(3) ?
901(b)(4)
901(b)(5)
901(b)(6)
901(b)(7)
901(b)(8)
901(b)(9)
901(b)(10)

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901(b)(3) Comparison by an Expert Witness or the Trier of Fact

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901(b)(1)
901(b)(2)
901(b)(3)
901(b)(4) ?
901(b)(5)
901(b)(6)
901(b)(7)
901(b)(8)
901(b)(9)
901(b)(10)

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901(b)(4) Distinctive Characteristics and the Like.

22
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901(b)(1)
901(b)(2)
901(b)(3)
901(b)(4)
901(b)(5) ?
901(b)(6)
901(b)(7)
901(b)(8)
901(b)(9)
901(b)(10)

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901(b)(5) - Opinion about a voice.

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901(b)(1)
901(b)(2)
901(b)(3)
901(b)(4)
901(b)(5)
901(b)(6) ?
901(b)(7)
901(b)(8)
901(b)(9)
901(b)(10)

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901(b)(6) - Evidence about a Telephone Conversation

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901(b)(1)
901(b)(2)
901(b)(3)
901(b)(4)
901(b)(5)
901(b)(6)
901(b)(7) ?
901(b)(8)
901(b)(9)
901(b)(10)

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901(b)(7) - Evidence about public records

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901(b)(1)
901(b)(2)
901(b)(3)
901(b)(4)
901(b)(5)
901(b)(6)
901(b)(7)
901(b)(8) ?
901(b)(9)
901(b)(10)

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901(b)(8) - Evidence About Ancient Documents or Data

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901(b)(1)
901(b)(2)
901(b)(3)
901(b)(4)
901(b)(5)
901(b)(6)
901(b)(7)
901(b)(8)
901(b)(9) ?
901(b)(10)

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901(b)(9) - Evidence about a process or system.

27
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901(b)(1)
901(b)(2)
901(b)(3)
901(b)(4)
901(b)(5)
901(b)(6)
901(b)(7)
901(b)(8)
901(b)(9)
901(b)(10) ?

A

901(b)(10) - Methods Provided by a Statute or Rule

28
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What is the most common method of authentication?

A

901(b)(1): Testimony of a Witness with knowledge

29
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It frequently manifests itself through oral testimony from a witness who will testify about the document.

A

901(b)(1): Testimony of a Witness with Knowledge

30
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Does the law permit a lay person (non expert) to testify that she can recognize someone’s handwriting?

A

YES. Rule 901(b)(2)

31
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The rules permit an expert witness to testify as to the identification of someone’s handwriting. What rule?

A

901(b)(3)

32
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Could you based on the appearance, distinctive characteristics, etc. identify a car as a Corvette? You probably could and this is allowed based on what rule?

A

901(b)(4)

33
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If a person can identify the voice of another person, then she can testify to that. True or False.

A

True

34
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Using Rule __________, a person can identify a particular person or a business based on a telephone call.

A

901(b)(6)

35
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If you called 1-800 Flowers and ordered a bouquet of roses to be delivered to your spouse, then you could reasonably authenticate that the telephone conversation occurred with the flower shop. What rule?

A

901(b)(6)

36
Q

What rule sets out an exclusive list of items of evidence which are self-authenticating?

A

Rule 902

37
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Absent another rule or statute to the contrary, only the items listed are self-authenticating and no other evidence is required to authenticate these items of evidence.

A

Rule 902

38
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Rule 902(1)

A

Domestic Public Documents That Are Sealed And Signed

39
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Rule 902(2)

A

Domestic Public Documents That Are Not Sealed but Are Signed and Certified

40
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Rule 902(3)

A

Foreign Public Documents

41
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Rule 902(4)

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Certified Copies of Public Records

42
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Rule 902(5)

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Official Publications

43
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Rule 902(6)

A

Newspapers and Periodicals

44
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Rule 902(7)

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Trade Inscriptions and the Like

45
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Rule 902(8)

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Acknowledged Documents

46
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Rule 902(9)

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Commercial Paper and Related Documents

47
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Rule 902(10)

A

Presumptions Under a Federal Statute

48
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Rule 902(11)

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Certified Domestic Records of a Regularly Conducted Activity

49
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Rule 902(12)

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Certified Foreign Records of a Regularly Conducted Activity

50
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Rule 902(13)

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Certified Records Generated by an Electronic Process

51
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Rule 902(14)

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Certified Data Copied from an Electronic Device, Storage Medium, or File

52
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Documents that fit squarely within the rule are self-authenticating.

A

Rule 902

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A