admissibility (Meaning)

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admissibility (n)

acceptability by virtue of being admissible

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The quality of being admissible; admissibleness; as, the admissibility of evidence.

The lawyer argued for the admissibility of the crucial evidence, stating its relevance to the case.
The judge carefully considered the admissibility of the witness's testimony, weighing its reliability.
The defense attorney challenged the admissibility of the document, citing concerns about its authenticity.
The prosecutor questioned the admissibility of certain statements made by the defendant during the investigation.
The court ruled on the admissibility of the expert witness's opinion, assessing their qualifications and expertise.
The legal team submitted a motion to determine the admissibility of the surveillance footage in the trial.
The judge held a pre-trial hearing to discuss the admissibility of the defendant's prior criminal record.
The defense raised objections regarding the admissibility of certain photographs, claiming they were prejudicial.
The appellate court reviewed the trial transcript to assess the admissibility of evidence challenged during the proceedings.
The legal team conducted thorough research to establish the admissibility of a newly discovered piece of information.

acceptability by virtue of being admissibleThe quality of being admissible; admissibleness; as, the admissibility of evidence.

applicability, bearing, materiality, pertinence, relevancy, relevance, pointedness, propriety, connection, rightness

infelicity, wrongness, infelicity, inadmissibility, irrelevance, inadequacy,unfitness, impropriety, incorrectness, inadequacy

The lawyer argued for the admissibility of the crucial evidence, stating its relevance to the case.

The judge carefully considered the admissibility of the witness's testimony, weighing its reliability.

The defense attorney challenged the admissibility of the document, citing concerns about its authenticity.

The prosecutor questioned the admissibility of certain statements made by the defendant during the investigation.