§ 25-12,119.Act, how cited.
Article 12: Evidence and Witnesses · Last amended 1951 · Last verified July 22, 2026
Full Text of § 25-12,119
Source
Laws 1951, c. 57, § 5, p. 191.
Plain-English Summary
Section 25-12,119 supplies the short title for the composite-report statute. Sections 25-12,115 through 25-12,119 may be cited as the Uniform Composite Reports as Evidence Act. That name covers the full set of rules: when a composite expert report can be admitted without calling every contributor, the adverse party’s right to cross-examine available contributors, the notice and inspection steps that must precede trial use of the report, and the instruction to interpret the group consistently with sister states.
Because it is based on a model uniform act, the Act’s name is a useful research anchor for comparing how other states handle the same kind of multi-source expert report.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the official name of sections 25-12,115 through 25-12,119?
The Uniform Composite Reports as Evidence Act.
Does this section add any new substantive requirement of its own?
Why is a report built from several people’s information called a “composite” report?
Because it draws its conclusions from written information supplied by multiple people acting for a common purpose, as described in section 25-12,115, rather than from a single source.
Is this Act related to the reproduced-records statute in sections 25-12,112 through 25-12,114?
Both are evidence statutes drawn from uniform acts, but they address different problems: one covers destroyed originals replaced by photographic or digital reproductions, the other covers reports built from multiple people’s information.
Where would I find the rule on notice before offering a composite report at trial?
Section 25-12,117, part of the Uniform Composite Reports as Evidence Act named in this section.