United States v. Charles Frederick Gerhart

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• stating that “once an enumerated condition of Rule 1004 is met, the proponent may prove the contents of a writing by any secondary evidence, subject to an attack by the opposing party not as to admissibility but to the weight to be given the evidence . . .”
• photocopy could have been admitted either as a duplicate, or as secondary evidence, in circumstances when original was lost, and there was no showing of bad faith
• photocopy could have been admitted either as a duplicate, or as secondary evidence, in circumstances when original was lost, and there was no showing of bad faith
• discussing the federal equivalent of Texas rule of evidence 1004

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).