Law cannot be properly understood without some knowledge of the context in which it operates. Just as the student of commercial law needs to understand something of what is involved in ordinary commercial transactions, so the student of evidence needs some understanding of what is involved in ordinary processes of proof. Those processes will therefore be my first concern in this chapter. I shall then turn to a more traditional topic: the definition of ‘evidence’. This will be followed by a section which covers the concepts of relevance, admissibility and weight. These are fundamental to the consideration of all aspects of our subject. The fourth section contains a short glossary of some of the technical terms commonly encountered in studying evidence. [download]
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