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of <h1>Presumption of Integrity for Secure Electronic Records and Signatures; Rebuttable with Evidence.</h1> In proceedings involving secure electronic records, courts are to presume that such records have not been altered since the time they were secured, unless proven otherwise. Similarly, for secure electronic signatures, it is presumed that the signature was affixed by the subscriber with the intent to sign or approve the record, unless evidence suggests otherwise. This presumption does not extend to the authenticity and integrity of electronic records or signatures outside the context of secure electronic records or signatures.
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