admissible evidence

Admissible evidence is any information or material presented in court that is allowed to be considered when deciding a case. It must meet certain rules, meaning it’s relevant, reliable, and obtained lawfully. For example, eyewitness testimony, documents, or physical objects can be admissible if they help prove or disprove something important in the case. Evidence that doesn’t meet these standards—like hearsay or improperly obtained material—may be excluded. The goal is to ensure a fair trial by allowing only trustworthy and appropriate evidence to influence the outcome.