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Evidence is relevant when it tends to prove or disprove a fact in issue. Evidence is material
when it has a bearing on or relates to the issue in dispute.
True
At common law, evidence had to be both relevant and material to be admissible in court. It
had to tend to prove or disprove a fact for which it is being offered, and it had to be material
to the fact at issue. Each was a separate concept.
True
Even when relevant, evidence may still be excluded if its probative value is substantially
outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice to the trier fact.
True
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Probative means that the evidence tends to prove something.
True
The Constitution may not limit or exclude evidence seized in violation of one of its
protections.
False
In order to satisfy the relevance requirement, evidence must TEND to prove something.
True
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There are no exceptions to the general rule that character evidence is not admissible to
prove conduct on a particular occasion.
False
In a criminal case, evidence of the defendant's character is admissible when offered by the
accused, or by the prosecution to rebut the testimony offered by the accused.
True
Character evidence may not be used by the prosecution to rebut the testimony offered by
the defendant.
False
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