Mohil v. Glick

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• holding that declaration from a security subcontractor’s president stating that he 27 had personal knowledge that a contract between the subcontractor and an airline was “a 28 true and correct copy” was sufficient to authenticate the exhibit
• stating that the court would exercise discretion 26 to decline sanctions even if proof of recklessness had 27 been present

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