A statement or other piece of evidence that has been admitted and can, therefore, be introduced during trial is a ________.

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A judicial admission is a statement or other piece of evidence that has been admitted into evidence by the court and can be introduced during the trial. It is made by a party or their representative and is considered binding upon them throughout the case. Common interest statements, work product statements, and compound admissions are not necessarily admissible as evidence during trial.

A Statement or Other Piece of Evidence That Has Been