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ADMISSIBILTY OF EVIDENCE

Admissibilty of evidence deters which evidence can be presented in court. The evidence must be relevant to the case, but even some relevant evidence cannot be presented, such as hearsay evidence. The judge will decide whether such evidence can be used in the case or not.