For discovery purposes,an item of information must meet the requirements of the Rules of Evidence for admission at trial.

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Discovery is the process of obtaining information from the opposing party in a legal case. While the information obtained during discovery may be used to build a case or make strategic decisions, it does not have to meet the same standards for admissibility at trial as evidence. The Rules of Evidence apply specifically to evidence that is presented in court during a trial.

For Discovery Purposes,an Item of Information Must Meet the Requirements