Question1

Requiring that theoriginaldocument be admitted into evidence rather than a copy is what rule?

The Parole Evidence rule

The Exclusionary rule

The Best Evidence rule

The Hearsay rule

QUESTION 2

1. Duplications of documents are notpreferredbecause of the risk of errors, mistakes or tampering.

True

False

QUESTION 3

1. APresent Sense Impressionrequires that the declarant themself perceived the event or condition.

True

False

QUESTION 4

1. Aduplicatepublic record may be admissible if it iswhat?

Certified

real evidence

Hearsay

Non-fungible

QUESTION 5

1. Establishing that documentary evidence is what it claims to be is required before it is admissible.

Establishing it to be what it claims [proports] to be is known as what?

The Parole Evidence rule

Real evidence

The Daubert Standard

Authentication of evidence

QUESTION 6

1. A document can beauthenticatedby a witness withsecondhandknowledge of the document.

True

False

QUESTION 7

1. If a document is admitted into evidence because it isaccepted on its face,to be what it claims to be, it is called what?

The Parole Evidence Rule

Self Authenticating

Real evidence

Non-fungible

QUESTION 8

1. What document has the greatest impact on the criminal justice process and the admissibility of evidence?

QUESTION 9

1.

Acertifiedbirth certificate is considered a self authenticating document.

True

False

QUESTION 10

1.

You have a right under the Fifth amendment not to incriminate yourself. This includes providing a handwriting sample.

True

False