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His investigator clicked off the relevant facts: In 1985, Dennis Yawkey pled guilty in Ford County to one count of conspiracy to commit arson.†
p. 213.7

relevant = relating in a meaningful way to the issue in question
At trial, all testimony must be relevant.†
p. 289.1
"I fail to see the relevance," Judge Atlee replied, and Jake was not about to enlighten him.†
p. 416.3

relevance = importance (meaningful relation to the issue in question)
The level of opiates in Seth's blood on Sunday when he died was not automatically relevant to the level the day before when he wrote his will.†
p. 532.5

relevant = relating in a meaningful way to the issue in question
That dispute is relevant today.†
p. 550.1
Unless counsel can explain to us why this is relevant, it should not be admitted.†
p. 576.1
"Oh, it's very relevant, Your Honor," he said loudly.†
p. 576.1
How is it relevant to our issues today?†
p. 576.6
"Oh, it's very relevant, Your Honor," Lanier said casually and with the benefit of months of preparation.†
p. 576.6 *
The testimony was not relevant to the will contest.†
p. 577.8

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