A voir dire is a pre-trial procedure used to determine the admissibility of particular evidence. It occurs when one party challenges the admissibility of ...

Voir dires are pre-trial procedures held to determine the admissibility of evidence. They can occur in both criminal and in civil matters.

A voir dire is the forum for legal argument on an application to have evidence excluded by the judicial officer in a trial, or to test the competency of a ...

A voir dire is a part of a legal proceeding where a preliminary question of law is decided. A voir dire has been described as a 'trial within a trial' ...

189 The voir dire. (1) If the determination of a question whether--. (a) evidence should be admitted (whether in the exercise of a discretion ...

Voir dire generally describes a preliminary hearing conducted to decide issues of law and fact to be assumed for the purpose of the trial proper.

7 февр. 2023 г. · A voir dire is essentially “a trial within trial” where matters of evidence are heard by a judge without the presence of a jury (or even pre- ...

In England and Wales, refers to a "trial within a trial". It is a hearing to determine the admissibility of evidence, or the competence of a witness.

A voir dire is a pre-trial proceeding that is held to determine whether evidence will be admitted or excluded at trial. It is a 'trial within a trial' and ...

A voir dire is a pre-trial process employed to assess the suitability of specific evidence for admissibility.