SILENT-WITNESS THEORY

silent witness theory

silent-witness theory. Evidence. A method of authenticating and admitting evidence (such as a photograph), without the need for a witness to verify its authenticity, upon a sufficient showing of the reliability of the process of producing the evidence, including proof that the evidence has not been altered. [Cases: Criminal Law 438, 444; Evidence 359, 380.

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