Missouri Court of Appeals· 10/5/1999

State v. Dunn

Citations

7 S.W.3d 427
1999 Mo. App. LEXIS 1962
1999 WL 786341

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concluding that a “trace report,” which “[wa]s generated by a telephone company’s computer, [wa]s not hearsay”
holding testimony of a Southwestern Bell employee was sufficient to establish the reliability of records from AT & T
holding telephone records were not hearsay where testimony of telephone company security manager established the records were created by a fully electronic process
holding that phone records may be admissible under the business record exception
holding telephone records were not hearsay where testimony of telephone company security manager established the records were created by a fully electronic process
reciting testimony of telephone company employee detailing how all long distance carriers receive and maintain billing records from other carriers and noting the process is entirely electronic with no direct human input

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Judges: Paul M. Spinden

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