California Evidence

California Evidence refers to the rules and principles governing what information can be presented in a court of law during legal proceedings in California. These rules outline how evidence is collected, the types of evidence allowed (like documents, testimonies, and physical objects), and how to assess their reliability and relevance. The goal is to ensure that trials are fair and that only credible, pertinent evidence is considered by judges and juries while protecting individuals' legal rights. Understanding these rules is crucial for anyone involved in litigation in California.