Georgia Evidence Code

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The Georgia Evidence Code is the body of state law that governs what evidence is admissible and how it must be presented in Georgia courts.

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Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf body of state law
evidence code
statute collection
appliesTo Georgia appellate courts
Georgia trial courts
civil cases in Georgia courts
criminal cases in Georgia courts
basedOn rules of evidence
contains rules on admissibility of demonstrative evidence
rules on admissibility of documents
rules on admissibility of electronic evidence
rules on admissibility of physical evidence
rules on admissibility of prior bad acts
rules on admissibility of prior convictions
rules on expert opinion testimony
rules on hearsay exceptions
rules on lay opinion testimony
rules on privileges
enforcedBy Georgia trial judges
governs admissibility of evidence in Georgia courts
presentation of evidence in Georgia courts
interpretedBy Court of Appeals of Georgia NERFINISHED
Georgia appellate courts NERFINISHED
Supreme Court of Georgia NERFINISHED
jurisdiction State of Georgia NERFINISHED
legalSystem common law influenced system
purpose to ensure fair trials in Georgia courts
to promote reliability of fact-finding in Georgia courts
to provide uniform rules for evidence in Georgia courts
regulates authentication of evidence
best evidence rule
burden of proof rules
character evidence
expert testimony
hearsay evidence
impeachment of witnesses
judicial notice
presumptions
privileged communications
relevance of evidence
witness competency
sourceOfLawFor Georgia attorneys
Georgia judges
Georgia litigants

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Judicial branch of Georgia uses Georgia Evidence Code