Wigmore on Evidence

"Wigmore on Evidence" is a comprehensive legal treatise written by John Henry Wigmore that explores the principles and rules governing the use of evidence in legal proceedings. It examines how evidence should be collected, presented, and evaluated in courts, emphasizing its importance in proving or disproving facts in a case. Wigmore's work analyzes various types of evidence, including witness testimony, documents, and physical evidence, and establishes guidelines for their admissibility. It serves as a foundational text for understanding evidence law and is widely referenced by legal professionals to navigate the complexities of evidence in trials.