J. R. a. Corp. v. Boylan

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting hypothetical admissibility of documents from unidentified sources collected in course of criminal investigation
• testimony regarding the original preparation of the documents “is not necessary where an organization ... relied upon those records in its day-to-day operations”
• “Rule 803(6) allows business records to be admitted ‘if witnesses testify that the records are integrated into a company’s records and relied upon in its day to day operations.’”
• the case law “stress[es] two factors, indicating reliability .. . . The first factor is that the incorporating business rely upon the accuracy of the document incorporated and the second is that there are other circumstances indicating the trustworthiness of the document.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).