30 Miss. Code. R. 2645-2.6 - Authenticating Electronic Evidence in Board Proceedings
A.
Self-Authentication.
Evidence of authenticity is not required for admissibility in any hearing or
other matter before the Board, provided the evidence is either (i) an original
or (ii) an electronic reproduction of the original as maintained by the Board.
B.
Method to
self-authenticate. To be self-authenticating, the record must be
accompanied by a written declaration of the designated custodian as provided
herein, certifying that the electronic record (i) was made in the normal course
and scope of Board business and (ii) by a person with knowledge of those
matters. The proponent must show that the custodian of the records is not only
familiar with the maintenance of the records, but also with how they are
created.
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