United States v. Ronnanita Fluker

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• noting that arguments raised for the first time in a reply brief are waived unless “exceptional circumstances” justify an exception to waiver
• authenticating email on circumstantial evidence alone where no witness saw the email’s author draft the email
• finding an email to be authentic based on the sender’s and recipient’s email addresses and the context of the email
• explaining the importance of identifying the basis of an objection with specificity
• “Only a prima facie showing of genuineness is required; the task of deciding the evidence’s true authenticity and probative value is left to the jury.”
• use of the defendant’s e-mail address was circumstantial evidence that the proffered e-mail from the defendant was authentic

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).