Whether or not information may be introduced formally into evidence at a trial depends on what evidentiary concept?

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Rauf · Answer 1 · 2024-07-31T10:22:13+0000

Whether or not information may be introduced formally into evidence at a trial depends on the evidentiary concept of admissibility. Admissibility is determined by whether the evidence is relevant to the case, authentic, and legally obtained.

Whether or not information may be introduced formally into evidence at a trial depends on what evidentiary concept?

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