
Questions to Lay Foundation for Introduction of email into evidence
(By Counsel)
I ask that this document be marked for identification.
Q. I show you this document and ask you if you can identify it?
A. Yes [1]
Q. What is it?
A. An email I received from the defendant on _________20__.
I offer it in evidence.
If there is an objection on the ground that a proper foundation has not been laid and the objection is sustained, then ask:
(By Counsel)
Q. How do you know this email was sent to you by the defendant?
Q. Have you ever communicated by email with the defendant?
Q. When did you communicate by email with the defendant?
Q. Did you obtain the defendant's email address?
Q. How did you obtain the defendant's email address?
Q. What is the defendant's email address?
Q. Did you receive an email from him bearing that email address?
Q. Did you send an email to him at that email address?
Q. Did he respond to that email by a reply email containing that email address?
I renew my offer
[1] Answers to the questions are for purposes of the example only.
(By Counsel)
I ask that this document be marked for identification.
Q. I show you this document and ask you if you can identify it?
A. Yes [1]
Q. What is it?
A. An email I received from the defendant on _________20__.
I offer it in evidence.
If there is an objection on the ground that a proper foundation has not been laid and the objection is sustained, then ask:
(By Counsel)
Q. How do you know this email was sent to you by the defendant?
Q. Have you ever communicated by email with the defendant?
Q. When did you communicate by email with the defendant?
Q. Did you obtain the defendant's email address?
Q. How did you obtain the defendant's email address?
Q. What is the defendant's email address?
Q. Did you receive an email from him bearing that email address?
Q. Did you send an email to him at that email address?
Q. Did he respond to that email by a reply email containing that email address?
I renew my offer
[1] Answers to the questions are for purposes of the example only.
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