§ 24-4-402 [Admissibility of Relevant Evidence]

Evidence that connects to your case can be used in court. If something happened that helps explain what occurred or makes a fact more or less likely to be true, a judge will generally allow it to be presented.

However, not all evidence gets in automatically. Some evidence can be blocked by the Constitution, state laws, or other court rules. If evidence has nothing to do with the case, the judge will keep it out entirely.