Courts and legislative bodies have generally agreed on some basic rules concerning the authentication of documents for use as evidence in criminal cases. Among these is:

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Courts and legislative bodies have allowed either direct or circumstantial evidence to be used to authenticate a document for use as evidence in criminal cases. There is no requirement that the evidence introduced be direct evidence. Expert witnesses may be cross-examined when their testimony is to identify documentary evidence. While there are rules concerning the admission of ancient documents, the specific time period mentioned in option D is not accurate.

Courts and Legislative Bodies Have Generally Agreed on Some Basic