the federal rules of evidence (comparative)

The Federal Rules of Evidence are a set of guidelines used in U.S. courts to determine what information can be presented during a trial. They cover various topics, including relevance, hearsay, witness testimony, and expert opinions. The rules are designed to ensure that evidence presented is fair, reliable, and helps judges and juries make informed decisions. Essentially, they help maintain order and justice in legal proceedings by setting standards for how evidence should be handled and evaluated in court.