What Does the Law Term Rebuttal Mean

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In recent videos, we’ve talked about evidence. What would be considered admissible and inadmissible evidence. However, if a piece of evidence to support one side or the other’s deemed inadmissible, what happens then? The other side could then rebut or disprove this claim forming a rebuttable presumption. In the world of law, a rebuttal is a form of evidence that is presented to contradict or nullify other evidence that has been presented by the opposing party. To put it simply, it’s evidence against the evidence to create the best possible argument. There is a proper way to form a rebuttal. First, what exactly is the question by stating the issue. Second, having an explanation of why it is incorrect and why the evidence should not be used in the case. Lastly, to wrap it all up, link this argument back to your case so you could further prove your side of the process. An attorney would not only know a piece of evidence is inadmissible, but also how to approach this situation and how to plan if the court rules that the evidence is inadmissible. They would also prepare and present the argument. Your lawyer is also going to want to keep in mind that he has to create a record in case evidence is ruled inadmissible and you want to preserve the issue for appeal. You and your lawyer should do whatever it’s best for you and your situation. In the end, a rebuttal is something to discuss between you and your attorney when necessary. • Want to see more personal injury facts around the DMV area? • Visit our website and follow us on social media: • 🌐https://www.malloy-law.com/ • Facebook: / malloylawoffices • Twitter: / malloylawllc • Instagram: / malloy_law • Tik Tok: / malloylawoffices • LinkedIn: / malloy-law-offices

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