v. in evidence, to provide to the judge the qualification of a witness (particularly
an expert witness) or a document or other piece of evidence which assures the court
of the talent and experience of a witness or the authenticity of the document or
article. Example a medical report cannot be introduced unless the physician who
wrote it testifies that he wrote it, or a photograph must be authenticated by the
photographer or by testimony that it truly reflects a particular place or event.
An expert witness is qualified by testimony as to experience and training.
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