Love v. Garcia

How courts have described this case

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• holding that burden is on party opposing introduction of records to overcome presumption of accuracy
• “[T]he burden is on the party opposing the introduction to prove the untrustworthiness of the records.”
• \[T]he burden is on the party opposing the introduction to prove the untrustworthiness of the records.\
• “Once - 26 - this predicate is laid, the burden is on the party opposing the introduction to prove the untrustworthiness of the records. If the opposing party is unable to carry this burden, then the record will be allowed into evidence as a business record.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).