A fundamental rule of evidence is that relevant evidence, unless otherwise limited or prohibited, is admissible and evidence that is not relevant is admissible only as additional proof.

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Relevant evidence is generally admissible unless there is a specific reason to exclude it, while evidence that is not relevant is not admissible at all, as its irrelevance makes it inappropriate for consideration in proving or disproving a point in question.

A Fundamental Rule of Evidence Is That Relevant Evidence, Unless