Electronic-record admissibility depends on reliable computer output, ordinary-course data processing, and a responsible official's certificate. Electronic records in computer-output form may be treated as documents and admitted without original production when prescribed reliability conditions are ... Summary
Electronic-record admissibility depends on reliable computer output, ordinary-course data processing, and a responsible official's certificate.
Electronic records in computer-output form may be treated as documents and admitted without original production when prescribed reliability conditions are met. The computer must have been regularly used under lawful control; relevant data must have been regularly entered in the ordinary course; operational failures must not affect accuracy; and the output must reproduce or derive from that data. A certificate identifying the record and production process, giving appropriate device particulars, and addressing these conditions may be signed by a responsible official.
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