[TheForge] request for suggestions

[Doug Ayen]

Thus Spake terry l. ridder (terrylr at blauedonau.com):
> hello chris;
> 
> comments below.
> 
> On Mon, 31 Oct 2005, Chris Kilpatrick wrote:
> 
> >
> >Check evidentiary law, some courts will not allow two copies of the
> >same document to be allowed into evidence, unless you trying to prove
> >fraud.
> >
> 
> given that the opposing lawyers have all ready tried to past off copies
> of documents of which i have the originals and called them on it in the
> last court hearing i do not trust the opposing lawyers. i do not totally
> trust my own lawyers. that all of the 30,000+ pages originals are in my
> possession i do not doubt that the opposing lawyers will try something.
> this time i do not want there to be any wiggle room for the opposing
> lawyers. if they hand me a 'fake' copy i want to be able to call them on
> it right then and there. i want clear evidence to present at any
> disbarment hearings for the opposing lawyers.
> 
> >
> >-Chris K.

Simplest thing would be to sign and/or initial every page, but that
could take a while.

There are invisible inks that glow under UV. Marking each page with a
unique stamp in this ink would take less time than signing, while still
making it easy to check. Google turns up dozens of links to places
selling such an ink.

For a really quick, just pick an edge of the pile and coat it with such
an ink. Checking the stack then becomes quick and easy, and each page
can be checked if you suspect certain pages have been modified.

HTH.

--doug