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Legal Terms - Admissibility of Evidence
The criteria that determine the admissibility of specific pieces of evidence in court. The core tenet of admissibility is relevance. Only evidence that is deemed sufficiently relevant is allowed, while any evidence that is not sufficiently relevant is considered inadmissible.
Nevertheless, pertinent evidence may be deemed inadmissible if it falls under the purview of any of the exclusionary rules of evidence.
The criteria that determine the admissibility of specific pieces of evidence in court. The core tenet of admissibility is relevance. Only evidence that is deemed sufficiently relevant is allowed, while any evidence that is not sufficiently relevant is considered inadmissible.
Nevertheless, pertinent evidence may be deemed inadmissible if it falls under the purview of any of the exclusionary rules of evidence.
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