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Rule 901. Requirement of Authentication or Identification.

(Added by SCO 364 effective August 1, 1979; amended by SCO 1295 effective January 15, 1998)
EDITOR'S NOTE: To the extent that this rule conflicts with AS 12.80.050 the rule controls, as sec. 44, ch. 143, SLA 1982 did not receive the required 2/3 vote in the legislature.
NOTE: Section 41 of ch. 87 SLA 1997 adds AS 25.20.050(j) which provides that invoices and other standard documents showing charges for medical and related costs of pregnancy, childbirth or genetic testing are admissible in an action to establish paternity without testimony or other foundational evidence from the medical provider or third party payor. According to ยง 154 of the Act, this provision has the effect of amending Evidence Rule 901 by limiting the discretion of the court to exclude documentary evidence of specified costs in a paternity action.


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