Difference between Admissible and Justiciable

ADMISSIBLE vs JUSTICIABLE: ADJECTIVE

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Capable or deserving to be admitted, accepted or allowed; allowable, permissible, acceptable
Entitled to be admitted, or worthy of being admitted; that may be allowed or conceded; allowable.
Worthy of admission.
Capable of being accepted; allowable.
Deserving to be admitted

Of or pertaining to justiciability; able to be evaluated and resolved by the courts.
Proper to be examined in a court of justice.
Appropriate to adjudication by the judiciary rather than resolution by the legislative or administrative branches.
Appropriate for a decision by a court because of the presentation of clear legal issues in a dispute between parties with an actual stake in the outcome.

In law, capable of being considered in reaching a decision: used of evidence offered in a judicial investigation.
That may be allowed or conceded; allowable: as, your proposals are not admissible.
Capable or worthy of being admitted or suffered to enter.

Proper to be brought before a court of justice, or to be judicially disposed of.

Authorized, Reimbursable, Entitled, Accepted, Impermissible, Acceptable, Justified, Permitted, Valid, Justiciable, Inadmissible, Admittible, Admittable, Allowable, Permissible

Tried, Cognizable, Accused, Actionable, Person, Payable, Accountable, Opposable, Amenable, Subject, Defendant, Enforceability, Enforceable, Litigant, Admissible

Authorized, Reimbursable, Entitled, Accepted, Impermissible, Acceptable, Justified, Permitted, Valid, Justiciable, Inadmissible, Admittible, Admittable, Allowable, Permissible

Arbitrable, Tried, Cognizable, Accused, Actionable, Person, Payable, Accountable, Opposable, Amenable, Subject, Defendant, Enforceable, Litigant, Admissible

When Duty Drawback not Admissible: Duty drawback is admissible for the export of all the notified products.
Relevant information need not be admissible at trial if the discovery appears reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.
And the testimony admissible so long as it may not be offered to the same witness is probably not that is admissible?
Opinion testimony on an ultimate issue is admissible if it assists the trier of the fact, otherwise it is not admissible.
Data to and the text contemporary extradition are admissible as well as are admissible as evidence.
Moreover, we have generally held that photos are admissible when verbal testimony as to the matters depicted in the photos is also admissible.
Any statements the driver makes after the switching of the hats occurs are admissible and anything that was stated beforehand is generally not admissible.
Winthrop mediation of the lease dispute are admissible in a subsequent adjudicatory proceeding and that, under Minnesota law, the communications were admissible.
Even if it is not admissible directly, it could lead to other admissible evidence.
Make sure the evidence supporting your motion is admissible at trial or capable of being presented in an admissible form.

We also hold that a justiciable controversy exists in this case.
This refinement led to the conclusion that these issues were justiciable.
The convention of ministerial responsibility is arguably not legallyenforceable or justiciable.
Albie Sachs, Social and Economic Rights: Can They be Made Justiciable?
All defendants contended that Montel failed to state justiciable claims.
The war in Viet Nam: Unconstitutional, justiciable, and jurisdictionally attackable.
The Full Bench held that Presidential Proclamation was justiciable.
Pfizer Defendants for a lack of justiciable stake.
These fundamental rights are justiciable under the Constitution.
The former rights are not justiciable while the latter are considered justiciable.