Presumption as to electronic messages: courts may infer transmitted content matches original input, not the sender's identity. The provision permits a court to presume that an electronic message forwarded by its originator through an electronic mail server to the purported ... Summary
Presumption as to electronic messages: courts may infer transmitted content matches original input, not the sender's identity.
The provision permits a court to presume that an electronic message forwarded by its originator through an electronic mail server to the purported addressee corresponds with the message as fed into the originator's computer for transmission, while prohibiting any presumption as to the person by whom the message was sent.
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