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The rules governing the admissibility of evidence in defamation suits, including relevance, authentication, and privilege.
to meet the same foundational rules as other documentary evidence: authentication (showing the account or post is what the proponent claims), relevance to a material fact, and admissibility against he...
In 2007 school harassment investigations that involved voice evidence relied on a mix of forensic-voice comparison techniques—chiefly the auditory-spectrographic (listening plus spectrogram) approach ...
Documentary and testimonial proof of identity and sex are routinely litigated in U.S. defamation suits: courts admit evidence that is relevant to identification and falsity, subject to the ordinary ru...