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Admissibility of Evidence covers what information the court may consider in civil and criminal proceedings, focusing on relevance, probative value, and the proper handling of documents, witness statements, and expert reports. A solicitor in this area reviews and challenges evidence, drafts applications and skeletons, and represents the client at hearings on admissibility, including disclosure and authentication matters. The work is shaped by statutory rules and case law governing evidence in England and Wales.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
They assemble and scrutinise disclosure evidence, prepare and oppose applications to exclude or admit materials, manage authentication and chain-of-custody issues, arrange expert reports, and plan submissions for trials or hearings that determine what the court will consider as part of the merits.
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