II0-001 · Question #128
Which of the following is not related to Rules of Evidence?
The correct answer is D. Non-admissible. Option D is correct because "Non-admissible" is not a rule of evidence - it is the opposite of admissibility. "Admissible" is one of the four core rules of evidence, meaning evidence must be legally acceptable in court. Negating it doesn't create a rule; it describes a…
Question
Which of the following is not related to Rules of Evidence?
Options
- ABelievable
- BAuthentic
- CComplete
- DNon-admissible
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A16% (6)
- B8% (3)
- C5% (2)
- D71% (27)
Explanation
Option D is correct because "Non-admissible" is not a rule of evidence - it is the opposite of admissibility. "Admissible" is one of the four core rules of evidence, meaning evidence must be legally acceptable in court. Negating it doesn't create a rule; it describes a disqualification.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Believable/Reliable): Evidence must be credible and consistently reproducible - a recognized rule.
- B (Authentic): Evidence must be proven to be what it claims to be, untampered - a recognized rule.
- C (Complete): Evidence must tell the whole story, not be selectively presented - a recognized rule.
Memory tip: Use the acronym ACBR - Admissible, Complete, Believable, Reliable (or BCRA) to recall the four pillars. If a choice flips one of these into its negative form (like "Non-admissible"), it's the outlier - rules state what evidence must be, not what it must not be.
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