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    The document defines "ephemeral electronic conversation" under evidentiary rules as excluding text messages, phone calls, faxes, and including online chatroom sessions. It states that a private electronic document's authenticity can be proven through evidence that it was digitally signed by the purported signer or that a verification method was used. It also notes that an electronic document is considered original evidence if it provides a readable printout shown to accurately reflect the data.

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    The document defines "ephemeral electronic conversation" under evidentiary rules as excluding text messages, phone calls, faxes, and including online chatroom sessions. It states that a private electronic document's authenticity can be proven through evidence that it was digitally signed by the purported signer or that a verification method was used. It also notes that an electronic document is considered original evidence if it provides a readable printout shown to accurately reflect the data.

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    Electronic Evidence Bar Questions

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    The document defines "ephemeral electronic conversation" under evidentiary rules as excluding text messages, phone calls, faxes, and including online chatroom sessions. It states that a private electronic document's authenticity can be proven through evidence that it was digitally signed by the purported signer or that a verification method was used. It also notes that an electronic document is considered original evidence if it provides a readable printout shown to accurately reflect the data.

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    Under the Rules of Electronic Evidence, "ephemeral electronic conversation" refers to the
    following, except:
    a. text messages;
    b. telephone conversations;
    c. faxed document;
    d. online chatroom sessions;
    2. A private electronic document's authenticity may be received in evidence when it is proved
    by:
    a. evidence that it was electronically notarized.
    b. evidence that it was digitally signed by the person who purportedly signed the same.
    c. evidence that it contains electronic data messages.
    d. evidence that a method or process was utilized to verify the same.

    An electronic document is the equivalent of an original document under the Best Evidence Rule if it
    is a printout or output readable by sight or other means, shown to reflect the data accurately.

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