Code of Evidence

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The Code of Evidence is a comprehensive set of rules governing the admissibility and use of evidence in Connecticut courts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of law
evidence code
legal code
appliesIn civil cases in Connecticut
criminal cases in Connecticut
family cases in Connecticut
probate matters in Connecticut
appliesInJurisdiction Connecticut NERFINISHED
appliesTo Connecticut courts NERFINISHED
appellate review of evidentiary rulings in Connecticut
trial courts in Connecticut
governs admissibility of evidence
use of evidence
hasForm codified rules
isSourceFor evidentiary rulings in Connecticut courts
language English
legalDomain evidence law
procedural law
objective to ensure reliable evidence is considered by Connecticut courts
to exclude unfairly prejudicial evidence in Connecticut courts
purpose to guide courts on admissibility of evidence
to promote efficiency in trials
to promote fairness in judicial proceedings
to provide uniform rules for evidence in Connecticut courts
regulates authentication of documents
burdens of proof related to evidence
character evidence
demonstrative evidence
documentary evidence
exclusion of evidence
expert testimony
hearsay
impeachment of witnesses
judicial notice
presentation of evidence at trial
presumptions related to evidence
privileges
real evidence
relevance of evidence
witness testimony
relatedTo Connecticut General Statutes NERFINISHED
Connecticut Practice Book NERFINISHED
rules of civil procedure in Connecticut
rules of criminal procedure in Connecticut
usedBy attorneys in Connecticut
judges in Connecticut
litigants in Connecticut

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