Evidence in Civil and Criminal Cases: The Best Evidence (Original Documents) Rule

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  • @PhreezyOnTheBeat
    @PhreezyOnTheBeatАй бұрын

    Any thoughts on police using body cams to record a screen that shows surveillance footage--and using the body cam footage instead of the actual surveillance footage as evidence?

  • @jaydongre4686
    @jaydongre46864 жыл бұрын

    is Best Evidence applicable only for Documentary evidence ?

  • @LawShelf

    @LawShelf

    4 жыл бұрын

    Yes; though the definition of documentary evidence is pretty broad. For example, it would also apply to recordings.