Exploring the Best Evidence Rule: Implications for Legal Practice
The Best Evidence Rule generally requires the original writing, recording, or photograph (or a legally acceptable duplicate) to prove its contents in court. It limits testimony about what a document says unless an exception applies, such as loss, destruction, or inaccessibility not caused by bad faith. This article explains the rule, common exceptions, and how
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