Modifies provisions relating to the admissibility of business records as evidence

Summary

The bill repeals the requirement that certain business records be notarized before they can be entered into evidence. It permits those records to be admitted with an affidavit even if they use electronic signatures or lack notarization, and makes false affidavits punishable as perjury. The change is meant to streamline how businesses and courts handle documentary evidence.

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