The term “admissible evidence” refers to evidence that is relevant to the matters at issue and is of such nature (e.g., it is not unfairly prejudicial, does not contain hearsay, etc.) that the court should accept it.
Category: Evidence Law
Baker v. State
35 Md.App. 593 (1977). One-Sentence Takeaway: A testifying witness can be asked to review a document to refresh his/her memory even if the document was not prepared by the witness. Summary: While a police officer was testifying, the defense counsel asked the officer to review a police report to refresh his memory. The trial curt did […]