450. Relevance and admissibility of evidence.
450. Relevance and admissibility of evidence.
Criminal Procedure (Volume 27 (2021), paras 1–442; Volume 28 (2021), paras 443–938) | Commentary
Any evidence which is sought to be admitted must always be relevant to some issue in the case1. Evidence is relevant if
Any evidence which is sought to be admitted must always be relevant to some issue in the case1. Evidence is relevant if
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