CCII practice question 7 of 25
In Rosenberg v. Collins, the court held that if the computer output is used in the regular course of business, the evidence shall be admitted.
Choose your answer, then check it against the explanation.
In Rosenberg v. Collins, the court held that if the computer output is used in the regular course of
business, the evidence shall be admitted.
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