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Guam Rules of Evidence

The Guam Rules of Evidence are guidelines that dictate what information can be presented in court during a legal proceeding. These rules ensure that evidence is relevant, reliable, and not overly prejudicial, meaning it shouldn’t unfairly sway a judge or jury. They cover various types of evidence, including documents, witness testimonies, and expert opinions, outlining how they should be introduced and evaluated. The goal is to create a fair trial by allowing only pertinent and trustworthy information to influence the outcome of legal cases.