To be admissible, demonstrative evidence must

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For demonstrative evidence to be admissible, it must have an evidentiary foundation, meaning that the party offering the evidence must be able to establish its authenticity, relevance, and accuracy. Simply being an exact representation or requiring stipulation by the opponent are not sufficient criteria for admissibility, and a subpoena may be necessary to obtain the evidence, but it does not guarantee admissibility.

To Be Admissible, Demonstrative Evidence Must