I-5 F3

I-5 F3 refers to the Immunity or Protection of the "General Knowledge" concept under the Federal Rules of Evidence in legal contexts. Specifically, it protects parties from being compelled to disclose information that is widely known or generally accepted by the public. The idea is to prevent unfair advantage or harm to parties involved in legal proceedings by requiring the sharing of common knowledge that does not need to be proven. Essentially, if something is common knowledge, it doesn't need to be re-established in court.