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The document outlines the process for requesting audio recordings of hearings from the Residential Tenancy Dispute Resolution Service (RTDRS) in Alberta. It details the collection of personal information, submission methods for requests, and stipulates that only parties involved in the action may request recordings. The document also provides contact information for RTDRS offices and instructions for obtaining audio recordings for appeal purposes.

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How to authenticate an audio recording in court?

Every court is different, but generally there is a certain way that evidence is entered into the court record. Have the evidence marked by the court clerk. The clerk will assign a number to the evidence, like Petitioners Exhibit 1, so that the court can keep track of the evidence.

Are audio recordings admissible evidence?

For an audio recording to be admissible, it must meet key criteria such as authenticity, relevance to the case, legal acquisition (compliance with consent laws), and a secure chain of custody. Without these, the recording may be dismissed as evidence. 2.

How do you admit audio recording into evidence?

If the applicant or respondent believes the Tenancy Dispute Officer made an error of law or jurisdiction they may appeal to the Court of Kings Bench within 30 days of the date that the order is filed. An example of an error of law is that the Tenancy Dispute Officer did not interpret the legislation correctly.

How to introduce an audio recording into evidence?

(1) Except as provided in (2) and (3), before a party may present or offer into evidence any electronic sound or sound-and-video recording not covered under (a), the party must provide to the court and to opposing parties a transcript of the electronic recording and provide opposing parties with a duplicate of the