410: Listen and Learn -- Relevance Issues (Evidence)
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The Importance of Relevance in Hypotheses
The prosecutor could arguably use this evidence to show that the defendant knowingly possessed the firearms, which is the first element of the crime. The party's already stipulated that the defendant had a previous felony conviction. Any time you see a stipulation in a fact pattern, you should consider how it impacts the relevance of every piece of evidence. For evidence to be relevant, it needs to make a fact of consequence more or less likely.
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