Kelly v. Pence

How courts have described this case

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• \ '[T]he \knowledge\ requirement of Rule 901(b)(1) is liberally construed. A witness may be appropriately knowledgeable through having participated in or observed the event reflected by the exhibit.' \
• “Given 3 the frequency with which official publications from government agencies are relevant to 4 litigation and the increasing tendency for such agencies to have their own websites, Rule 5 902(5
• “[I]t is not required that the authenticating witness have personal knowledge of the making of a particular exhibit if he or she has personal knowledge of how that type of exhibit is routinely made.”
• applying the Federal Rules of Evidence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).