Federal Rule of Evidence 803(5)

Federal Rule of Evidence 803(5)

Definition

Provides that when a witness cannot recall something on a past recorded document, the document may be read into evidence if it was made or adopted by the witness at a time when the witness could recollect the event, and the witness states that the record was accurate when he made it.

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