United States Federal Rules of Evidence

The United States Federal Rules of Evidence are a set of guidelines used in federal courts to determine what information can be presented during a trial. They ensure that evidence is fair, relevant, and reliable, helping judges and juries make informed decisions. These rules specify what types of evidence are admissible or prohibited, how evidence is to be introduced, and how to handle testimony and exhibits. Overall, they promote a fair process by establishing consistent standards for presenting and evaluating evidence in federal legal proceedings.