multiple admissibility

multiple admissibility

The evidentiary rule that, although a piece of evidence is inadmissible under one rule for the purpose given in offering it, it is nevertheless admissible if relevant and offered for some other purpose not forbidden by the rules of evidence. [Cases: Criminal Law 385; Trial 54. C.J.S. Criminal Law ¡ì¡ì 656, 753; Trial ¡ì 179.]
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