Sometimes evidence can be ruled out. When might it be deemed inadmissible in court?

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During legal proceedings, evidence admissible to the court must be procured legally. Evidence must also be relevant to the case and not prejudicial. It might also be thrown out if it was handled improperly.

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Answer 1

When it's procured illegally, prejudicial, or irrelevant

Sometimes evidence can be ruled out. When might it be deemed inadmissible in court?

Answer When it's procured illegally, prejudicial, or irrelevant

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