The Evidence Act (2008, Australia)

The Evidence Act (2008) in Australia sets the rules for how evidence is used in courts, ensuring fair and consistent legal proceedings. It outlines what types of evidence—such as documents, witness testimony, or electronic data—are admissible and how they should be presented. The Act also regulates issues like the credibility of witnesses, confidentiality, and privacy, aiming to balance the needs of justice with individual rights. Overall, it provides a clear legal framework to manage evidence efficiently, transparently, and fairly in Australian courts.