Regularly kept business records, public records, records of religious organizations, and family records are admissible under certain federal rules, known as the

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The regularly kept business records exception is a federal rule that allows for the admission of certain records that are regularly kept in the course of business, or public records that are maintained by a government agency or custodian of public records. It also covers records from religious organizations and family records that have been kept in the regular course of business. These records must meet certain criteria, such as being timely and accurate, in order to be admissible in court.

Regularly Kept Business Records, Public Records, Records of Religious Organizations