In tandem with the launch of our EHS Library, in this post weâll define LNS Researchâs notion of what EHS management means, provide an overview of how the definition of the space has evolved in recent decades, and discuss where we see it going in the future.
Irrelevant. Unrelated or inapplicable to the matter in issue. Irrelevant evidence has no tendency to prove or disprove any contested fact in a lawsuit.adj. not important, pertinent, or germane to the matter at hand or to any issue before the court.rrelevant evidence has no tendency to prove or disprove any contested fact in a lawsuit.
The two most basic rules in modern evidence law are that all irrelevant evidence should be excluded and all relevant evidence should be admitted. In general these two rules are simple, but the bulk of evidence law stems from the exceptions that have been created over our shared legal history to the rule that all relevant evidence should be admitted.