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ClEET Phase 3 Private Investigator Practice Exam

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What type of evidence has the admissibility of having some worth or weight?
Correct Answer:
Material
Explanation:
Material evidence is evidence that concerns a matter in issue and has weight in deciding the case. Its admissibility hinges on its relevance to a material fact, meaning it can influence the outcome. The term captures the idea of significance or worth to the dispute. By contrast, relevance describes whether evidence tends to prove a fact, competence describes whether something meets the rules to be admitted, and direct evidence refers to proofs that establish a fact without needing inferences. So the concept that best fits “having some worth or weight” is material.

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