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of <h1>Understanding Authentication: Ensuring Documents Are Genuine for Legal Admissibility in Court Evidence</h1> Authentication in legal terms refers to the process of giving legal authenticity to documents, making them admissible as evidence. It involves verifying that a document is genuine and is what it claims to be. This can be done through evidence or by other legal means. Authentication is a prerequisite for the admissibility of evidence, requiring sufficient proof that the document is as claimed. Some documents, like deeds acknowledged before a notary public, certified public records, and official statute books, can be self-authenticated, meaning they are accepted as evidence without additional proof.
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