Evidence & Documentation

Admissible Evidence

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Evidence that meets legal requirements and can be presented in court.

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Not all evidence is admissible. Rules of evidence exclude certain types of evidence, such as hearsay (with exceptions) and evidence obtained illegally.

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Hearsay

An out-of-court statement offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted, generally inadmissible in court.

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