Civil Rights
Jan. 25, 2010
Admitting Business Records Into Evidence
Sonoma County Judge Gary Nadler presents an overview of the business exception to the hearsay rule.
By Hon. Gary NadlerIn both civil and criminal trials, business records can often make or break a case. Business records, including computer printouts, are hearsay and can be admitted into evidence only if a proper foundation is presented for the business records exception. A good working knowledge of the business records exception is essential to attorneys' effective advocacy as well as bench officers' accurate adjudication of cases.
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