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Accuracy Condition Invented

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  • 17588_flooded-storage-timothy · EVIDENCE · Choice AOverrule the objection, because Timothy saw the social media post about the flooding.

    Why it's attractive

    Asserts that reading a secondary source constitutes personal knowledge under FRE 602; that assertion is simply false — perception of the event is required, not informational awareness

    Why it's wrong

    Asserts that reading a secondary source constitutes personal knowledge under FRE 602; that assertion is simply false — perception of the event is required, not informational awareness

  • 17588_flooded-storage-timothy · EVIDENCE · Choice BSustain the objection only if Timothy admits that the social media post was inaccurate.

    Why it's attractive

    Invents a threshold condition (source inaccuracy) that FRE 602 does not recognize; the personal knowledge test is about direct perception, not source reliability

    Why it's wrong

    Invents a threshold condition (source inaccuracy) that FRE 602 does not recognize; the personal knowledge test is about direct perception, not source reliability

  • 17588_flooded-storage-timothy · EVIDENCE · Choice COverrule the objection, because the depth of flooding is always relevant in a water damage case.

    Why it's attractive

    Invokes FRE 401 relevance to overrule a FRE 602 personal knowledge objection; wrong doctrine entirely — relevance cannot cure a foundation defect

    Why it's wrong

    Invokes FRE 401 relevance to overrule a FRE 602 personal knowledge objection; wrong doctrine entirely — relevance cannot cure a foundation defect

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