Harmston v. Agro-West, Inc.

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• explaining that because documents do not become evidence until offered and admitted by the court, there was no error in “excluding” records where “the transcript of the trial does not disclose that the. . . ‘records’ were ever offered” into evidence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).