Law of Evidence

The Law of Evidence is a set of rules that determines what information can be presented and accepted in a court of law to resolve a dispute or determine guilt or innocence. It ensures that evidence is relevant, reliable, and fair, helping judges and juries make informed decisions. These rules address issues like what types of proof are allowed (such as documents, witness testimony, or physical objects), how evidence must be collected, and how to handle hearsay or conflicting information. Overall, it aims to establish a fair, transparent process for uncovering the truth in legal proceedings.