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Weight of Electronic Documents (AM 01-7-01-SC, Rule 7)
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- Under Rule 7 of the Rules on Electronic Evidence, which consideration directly bears on an electronic document’s weight?
- Is the reliability of identifying an electronic document’s originator relevant to evidentiary weight?
- Does Rule 7 allow consideration of programming errors in the system holding an electronic document?
- A warehouse manager offers an admitted electronic inventory and explains the accuracy checks, access controls and corre…
- A neutral service provider recorded a transaction in its ordinary business, outside the offering party’s control. Is th…
- Two admitted sales databases contain different totals. One system has documented validation and audit trails; the other…
- An admitted message is attributed to a company officer solely because his name appears in the sender field. Evidence sh…
- An admitted electronic payroll lists an unusually large deduction. The custodian identifies the program and access cont…
- Compare a party-controlled spreadsheet with a record kept by an independent service provider in its ordinary business w…
- Why can two admitted electronic documents receive different weight? Apply the rule to a verified audit log and an unexp…
- Under Rule7, does familiarity of the witness with the system bear on weight?
- Does Rule7 permit considering the nature and quality of information entered into the system?