What must be provided in advance for documents introduced into evidence via teleconference?

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When you bring a document in by teleconference, you must designate and provide in advance the person who will introduce it and testify about it—the party or a witness who will lay the foundation and authenticate the document. This ensures the document can be properly authenticated and understood on the remote connection, and it gives the opposing side a known witness to cross-examine. It also helps the court coordinate the teleconference and verify the document’s provenance. The other roles mentioned (court reporter, judge, or a specific defendant) aren’t the precondition for admitting the document via teleconference in this context.