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The image shows a page of a legal document, possibly a court transcript or a section from a case file.
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The image shows a page of a legal document, possibly a court transcript or a section from a case file. The text on the document is dense and discusses matters related to evidence and testimony in a legal context. It mentions concepts such as "relevance", "admissibility", and references to specific laws or regulations, like "Federal Rules of Evidence". There are no visible people or locations on this page, and it appears to be a formal, professional document intended for legal proceedings or review. The text is black on a white background, with the text size varying but generally small, indicative of official documents meant for careful reading.
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