Wigmore's Evidence

Wigmore's Evidence refers to a foundational work by legal scholar John Henry Wigmore, which systematically analyzes the rules governing evidence in legal proceedings. His four-volume treatise, published in the early 20th century, outlines principles that determine what information can be presented in court, emphasizing relevance, reliability, and the need for evidence to support claims. Wigmore’s work has significantly influenced modern evidence law, offering a framework for evaluating evidence’s admissibility and its role in achieving justice in legal cases. It remains a key reference for lawyers and scholars in understanding evidence law.