Which of the following items of evidence is LEAST likely to be admitted without a supporting witness?
In a libel action, a copy of a newspaper purporting to be published by Defendant Newspaper Publishing Company.  In a case involving contaminated food, a can label purporting to identify the canner as Defendant Company.  In a defamation case, a document purporting to be a memorandum from the Defendant Company president to "All Personnel," printed on Defendant Company's letterhead.  In a case involving injury to a pedestrian, a pamphlet on stopping distances issued by the State Highway Departmen
Question: Which of the following items of evidence is LEAST likely to be admitted without a supporting witness?
A. In a libel action, a copy of a newspaper purporting to be published by Defendant Newspaper Publishing Company. 
B. In a case involving contaminated food, a can label purporting to identify the canner as Defendant Company. 
C. In a defamation case, a document purporting to be a memorandum from the Defendant Company president to "All Personnel," printed on Defendant Company's letterhead. 
D. In a case involving injury to a pedestrian, a pamphlet on stopping distances issued by the State Highway Departmen
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