EVIDENCE

In a trial, a court must decide what the facts are. A court makes its determination of what the facts are based on a consideration of the evidence that is presented to it. Evidence is all the information given directly to the court by a witness. It must comply with particular rules. This is the only information of which the court can take notice.

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SOME EVIDENCE ISSUES  :  Last Revised: Tue Nov 20th 2001
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