Any time a witness testifies as to the contents of a writing,recording or photograph that testimony constitutes secondary evidence.

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Secondary evidence refers to evidence that is not the original document, recording or photograph. Instead, it is evidence that is offered in the form of a witness's testimony, a copy, or a duplicate. When a witness testifies about the contents of a writing, recording, or photograph, they are providing secondary evidence, as they are not introducing the original document as evidence.

Any Time a Witness Testifies as to the Contents of a Writing,recording