the Evidence Act 2008 (Vic)

The Evidence Act 2008 (Victoria) is a law that sets out how evidence is used in legal cases, ensuring fairness and consistency. It specifies what information can be presented in court, how witnesses testify, and which types of evidence are allowed or excluded. The Act aims to make trials clearer and more efficient by providing rules for handling documents, electronic data, and expert opinions, while protecting people's rights and privacy. Overall, it helps courts determine the truth in legal disputes by establishing reliable and fair procedures for presenting evidence.