Which of the following is the most accurate interpretation of the "best evidence rule"?

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The best evidence rule states that when presenting evidence in court, the original evidence should be used whenever possible. Photocopies or secondary forms of evidence may be used if the original cannot be obtained or if it has been destroyed or lost. However, authenticated photocopies can also be admissible. Therefore, option D is not the accurate interpretation of the best evidence rule. Option A and B are not related to the best evidence rule.

Which of the Following Is the Most Accurate Interpretation of the "Best