Sentences with phrase «probative value rule»

Accordingly, even if I applied the common law prejudice / probative value rule, I would not exclude the in - dock identification since the prejudice at the stage of the preliminary inquiry, is nonexistent.

However, I take issue with his view that the prejudice / probative value rule is not applicable at this stage of proceeding.

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The term, ruled the judge, «has no probative value and would unduly prejudice the plaintiff.»

For more than 55 years, this Court has enforced a rule under which evidence of undoubted reliability and probative value has been suppressed and excluded from criminal cases whenever it was obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment.

Indiana Trial Rule 403 goes on to state in part that even relevant evidence can be excluded if its probative value is outweighed by certain dangers of unfair prejudice, confusing the issues or misleading the jury.

And rules of professional conduct, like Model Rule 3.4, would prohibit lawyers from removing metadata from evidentiary documents if it has potential probative value.

In a separate case, Chrysler Group LLC v. Walden, Grant held that compensation evidence «is subject to the Rule 403 analysis weighing the evidence's unfair prejudice against its probative value.»

Rule 403 of the Federal Rules of Evidence states: «The court may exclude relevant evidence if its probative value is substantially outweighed by a danger of one or more of the following: unfair prejudice, confusing the issues, misleading the jury, undue delay, wasting time, or needlessly presenting cumulative evidence.»

The state's rule 404 (b)(2) «requires that the probative value of the evidence must outweigh its potential for prejudice.

The Court also took Rule 403 into consideration and concluded that the prejudicial effect of such evidence outweighed its probative value.

4 Mr. Borowski sought a ruling precluding Aviva from submitting that it is premature to decide whether to exclude the subject reports on the grounds that they are of little probative value.

«[A] ny countervailing concerns do not substantially outweigh the video's probative value» under Rule 403.

Thus, under the probative / prejudice balance of Rule 403, «[t] he video's probative value is significant, and concerns about cumulativeness, unfair prejudice, and misleading the jury do not substantially outweigh this value.»

Here, the court determined that the evidence of the previous ruling provided only limited probative value to the jury but significantly prejudiced the driver.

The court held that New Mexico Rule 11 - 403 allows courts the discretion to exclude evidence if «its probative value is substantially outweighed by a danger of one or more of the following, unfair prejudice, confusing the issues.»

The rule against hearsay does not apply when the probative value of the evidence does not depend on the truth of the absent vigilante's assertion.

In addition, the trial court must balance the probative value against the prejudicial effect of the old convictions on the record under Rule 609 (b) for an abuse of discretion.

We will take up the issue of relevance, including the rules concerning the balance between the probative value and the prejudicial impact of evidence and the special problems of character and credibility.