Does the exhibit support the testimony?
The testimony records a lack of recollection. The inspection log records a check before use.
Those statements are different; they do not establish that the witness performed or observed the check.
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Does the exhibit support the testimony?
Q. Was the equipment inspected before use?
A. I do not recall an inspection.
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The testimony records a lack of recollection. The inspection log records a check before use.
Those statements are different; they do not establish that the witness performed or observed the check.
The supplied record does not establish that conclusion.
The log records a visual check. It contains no test results or assessment of every possible condition. The witness’s lack of recollection does not fill that gap.
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