United States v. Warren Eugene Wake

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• holding the lack of handwriting analysis did not bar admission of evidence when there was other circumstantial evidence through the testimony of an investigating officer to authenticate the writings contained in “tally sheets” found in defendant’s office
• law enforcement officer testimony describing the circumstances in which writings were seized from defendant's possession or control adequately supported finding of authentication

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