The facts, statistics, numerical data, quotations, specific examples, and expert opinions that support a claim are called evidence.
Evidence is something or information presented to increase or decrease the likelihood that a fact exists. Testimony, written papers, visual or audio recordings, DNA tests, and other tangible artifacts are all examples of evidence.
As evidence must be admissible under the applicable jurisdiction's rules of evidence in order to be brought to the court, courts cannot admit all evidence. The Federal Rules of Evidence apply to evidence in federal court. Evidence that is irrelevant, hearsay, or otherwise unadmissible may be rejected by the court.
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