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Are emails admissable in Court?
Are emails admissable in Court? If so, how can they prove that I sent it?

Asked on 11/23/07, 11:47 am

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Peter Torrice Canu, Torrice & Zalewski, PLLC

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Re: Are emails admissable in Court?

That pertains to rules of evidence. If a proper foundation is laid then the evidence can be admitted if it is relevant.

Answered on 11/23/07, 1:02 pm

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