Many rules of evidence concentrate first on
A)How the evidence was obtained
B)Where the evidence was obtained
C)Whether the chain of custody is intact
D)Whether the evidence is relevant

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The most important rule of evidence is the relevance of the evidence, which means that the evidence needs to be related to the case at hand. While other factors such as the method and location of obtaining evidence and chain of custody may also be considered, they are secondary to the question of relevance.

Many Rules of Evidence Concentrate First on