All 10 Uses of
relevant
in
Sycamore Row
- 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
- At trial, all testimony must be relevant.†
p. 289..2
- "I fail to see the relevance," Judge Atlee replied, and Jake was not about to enlighten him.†
p. 416..3
- 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
- That dispute is relevant today.†
p. 550..0 *
- Unless counsel can explain to us why this is relevant, it should not be admitted.†
p. 576..0
- "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
Definition:
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(relevant) relating in a meaningful way to the issue in question