Relates to the business records exception to hearsay

This bill updates the rules for admitting business records as evidence in court by adding specific requirements for their admissibility. It directly affects judges, attorneys, and businesses by clarifying that records must be made in the regular course of business, at or near the time of the event, and based on personal knowledge or reliable information. The law also sets stricter standards for electronic records, requiring them to be presented as accurate tangible exhibits and allowing courts to consider how they were stored to verify their authenticity. Additionally, the bill mandates that hospital and medical records must be relevant to a patient's treatment or diagnosis to be accepted as evidence.