I have an upcoming trial in 3 weeks. Can anyone outline for me the process of how to get my documents accepted as evidence for trial? I am not sure if I understand the process correctly. As i see it....
1) prepare exhibits/serve/file?
2) determine authenticity while in court (how this is achieved I am not exactly certain?) Anyone know?
3) mark exhibit to be introduced as evidence and submit to court during trial.
If someone had a link to an article or a can fill in the details, I would appreciate it. My trial material is, I hope, fairly straight forward and not extremely complex ( section 7 etc) but I would like to be clear on the process as I am self-rep. Also duty counsel told me that I can take material to trial that has NOT been served as exhibits and introduce them as required. THe trial management endorsement, however, clearly states that NO exhibits other than those disclosed can be relied on at trial without a court order. Does this mean duty counsel was wrong??
1) prepare exhibits/serve/file?
2) determine authenticity while in court (how this is achieved I am not exactly certain?) Anyone know?
3) mark exhibit to be introduced as evidence and submit to court during trial.
If someone had a link to an article or a can fill in the details, I would appreciate it. My trial material is, I hope, fairly straight forward and not extremely complex ( section 7 etc) but I would like to be clear on the process as I am self-rep. Also duty counsel told me that I can take material to trial that has NOT been served as exhibits and introduce them as required. THe trial management endorsement, however, clearly states that NO exhibits other than those disclosed can be relied on at trial without a court order. Does this mean duty counsel was wrong??
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