United States v. James A. Bray

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• noting that trial courts have \discretionary authority\ to permit the use of such devices
• noting that trial courts have “discretionary authority” to permit the use of such devices
• noting that summaries must not be misleading and must not contain extraneous matter
• affirming the use of charts to summarize 500 work forms for each of two postal employees, and 100 forms for each of two replacement workers
• “[I]t is plain that a summary admitted under Rule 1006 is itself the evidence that the trier of fact should consider.”
• Fed.R.Evid. 1006 requires that a summary document “must be accurate and nonprejudicial”

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