What Evidence Can Be Admitted at Trial?
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The court system of the Unites States safeguards litigants by limiting what types of evidence may be presented to a judge or jury. The objection heard most often, and the hardest to understand, is the rule regarding relevance. To a lay person, it would seem all evidence and testimony would be relevant to deciding what really happened in a case. This common-sense thought is limited in Rule 403 of the rules of evidence. Below is the federal rule, but most states have adopted a similar version for their proceedings.
RULE 403: EXCLUSION OF RELEVANT EVIDENCE ON GROUNDS OF PREJUDICE, CONFUSION, OR WASTE OF TIME   Read more...
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