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welcome to the YouTube lecture series of the concepts and rules and evidence my name is Professor West Porter today weamp;#39;re talking about one of the first rules that you should ever consider one of the first evidentiary objections that you should always consider as the opponent and thatamp;#39;s relevance and specifically Federal Rule of Evidence I want you to think about all the rules of evidence as hurdles or speed bumps or detours as the opponent that you can put in the way of the proponents presentation the proponent wants to put on evidence they want to present their evidence in the way they plant it is for the opponent it is the burden of the opponent to get in the way and patrol what is appropriate for the juryamp;#39;s ears and whatamp;#39;s appropriate for their consideration and deliberation what evidence should come in at trial and what should stay out based on the objections and based on the rules if weamp;#39;re talking about relevance though weamp;#39;re really