When Deciding Whether Circumstantial Evidence Should Be Admitted at Trial

question 41

Multiple Choice

When deciding whether circumstantial evidence should be admitted at trial, the judge considers:

• A)whether the evidence is relevant.
• B)whether introducing the evidence will take up too much time.
• C)whether the evidence will unduly prejudice the jurors.
• D)all of these are considered.

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