HJR 26

As enrolled: - Enacts a new rule of evidence to govern the admissibility of machine-generated evidence. - Defines "machine-generated evidence" as output from a system that autonomously processes data to generate an inference, prediction, or conclusion. - Permits the admission of machine-generated evidence without an expert witness if it is shown to be based on sufficient data, reliable methods, and proper application to the facts of the case. - Excludes from these requirements the output of a simple scientific instrument that directly measures and reports information without generating an inference.