United States v. Berringer

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• holding that pornographic images could be authenticated by “testimony of a witness who was present and observed the procedure by which the evidence was obtained from [the defendant’s] computers”
• “The Government’s ultimate ability to establish that the images depict actual children is not an issue of evidence authentication, but one going directly to the Government’s burden of proof.”
• to au thenticate images found on computers or other electronic storage media found at the defendant's home, the government need simply offer testimony establishing that the images were found on computers taken from his residence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).