Using the table below. Draw a line or input number to best match the rules of evidence that can be presented in court to their most suitable description. Rules of evidence that can be presented in court Description 1.Contemporaneousness This is evidence that a witness is not giving first-hand. I.e. the evidence relates to something that the witness does not have personal, firsthand knowledge. 2.Must be relevant The judge in a case determines the admissibility of evidence considering the rules of evidence. For example: must be not hearsay evidence. 3.Must be admissible Evidence of a defendant's bad character and crimes committed in the past. This can easily prejudice the court against the accused. 4.Must not be 'hearsay' Notes that are made at the time or shortly after an event occurs. They represent the best recollection of what is witnessed. 5.Must not be opinion Must be applicable to the issue at hand.