6 GCA § 2104: Definition of Law of Evidence.

The Law of Evidence, which is the subject of this Title, is a collection of rules established by law:

1. For declaring what is to be taken as true without proof;

2. For declaring the presumptions of law, both those which are disputable and those which are conclusive;

3. For the production of legal evidence;

4. For the exclusion of whatever is not legal; and

5. For determining, in certain cases, the value and effect of evidence.