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Baker v. State

Citations

  • 223 Md. App. 750
  • 117 A.3d 676
  • 2015 Md. App. LEXIS 89

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that call records not generated solely by the internal operations of the computer, but that likely involved a human’s data entry, constituted hearsay
  • concluding that the admissibility of records that are entirely self- generated should be determined on the basis of the reliability and accuracy of the process used to create and obtain the data
  • declining to find cellphone call records fell outside the definition of hearsay because the record showed the relevant data was “entered by a person”
  • “When records are entirely self-generated by the internal operations of the computer, they do not implicate the hearsay rule because they do not constitute a statement of a ‘person.’ ”

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Judges: Graeff

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