Alexander Dawson, Inc., D/B/A Alexander's Restaurant and Lounge v. National Labor Relations Board

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• holding 8 that appellant effectively conceded that certain exhibits were 9 authentic
• holding 8 that appellant effectively conceded that certain exhibits were 9 authentic
• “The issue for the trial judge under Rule 901 is whether there is prima facie evidence, circumstantial or direct, that the document is what it is purported to be. If so, the document is admissible in evidence.”
• “The issue for the 10 trial judge under Rule 901 is whether there is prima facie evidence, circumstantial or 11 direct, that the document is what it is purported to be. If so, the document is 12 admissible in evidence.”
• authentication may be proven by context and circumstances
• authentication may be proven by context and circumstances

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