How Is Evidence Presented At Trial?
A judge can only decide the disputed issues based upon evidence that is correctly presented in the hearing or trial. There are Rules of Evidence that apply to the information offered by a party. Evidence can be oral or documentary. evidence must be relevant and in compliance with the Rules of Evidence and Procedure. There are time constraints for the exchange of evidence throughout the case that must be complied with or the information my be excluded by the Judge. This is one of the reasons why it is highly recommended that in any case where there is disagreement or dispute about issues that must be resolved that an experienced divorced lawyer be retained.
Related Questions
- There are several trial accesses available as on now. Please clarify whether ACM Digital Library & J-Gate will be available on regular basis or only just for few months?
- What happens in the trial when both plaintiff and defendant have presented their case to the judge?
- trial balance be separated and presented?
