Evidence That May Be Excluded If It Would Tend to Distract

question 22

Multiple Choice

Evidence that may be excluded if it would tend to distract the jury from the main issues of the case, mislead the jury, or cause jurors to decide the issue on an emotional basis is called:

• A) direct evidence
• B) prejudicial evidence
• C) circumstantial evidence
• D) relevant evidence

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