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Articles in Evidence and Information Technology | 27/07/2007
No Hearsay in Electronically Generated Information

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Lorraine v. Market American Insurance can be a road map for the use of electronic information at trial, especially since it held that such information is outside the hearsay rule`s scope. Attorney Bradford Biegon explains how to use computer documents as evidence.