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Relevant evidence, therefore, is evidence that is logically connected to the fact it is intended to establish (Blackwell, 2004). Other forms of the word, such as relevance and relevancy, are often used interchangeably to refer to evidence that is to be considered for admission in a case.
The ability of a piece of evidence to make a relevant disputed point more or less true. For example: In a trial of a defendant for murder, the defendant's dispute with his neighbor (unrelated to the crime) has a no probative value because it provides no relevant information to the trier of the fact.