Private document classification treats every non-public document as private, creating the residual category within evidentiary law. Private documents are defined through a residual classification: every document that does not qualify as a public document falls within the category of ... Summary
Private document classification treats every non-public document as private, creating the residual category within evidentiary law.
Private documents are defined through a residual classification: every document that does not qualify as a public document falls within the category of private documents. Public-document status is the determining exclusion; absent that status, a document is treated as private under the evidentiary classification. The classification therefore creates a default category for non-public documents.
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