Admissibility
Pronunciation: /ədˌmɪsəˈbɪlətiː/
Admissibility (noun)
- Whether a piece of evidence can be accepted in a court case under the rules.
- Whether someone or something meets the requirements to be allowed into a school, event, or process.
- Whether a claim or request is acceptable to be considered under the rules of a discussion or system.
Examples
- The judge decided the admissibility of the evidence.
- The lawyer challenged the admissibility of the recording.