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Evidence Is Not Relevant (Irrelevant) If It Is

Question 13

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Evidence is not relevant (irrelevant) if it is

A) not related to any fact or issue in the case.
B) subject to a privilege.
C) recognized by judicial notice.
D) exculpatory.

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