> giving jurors relevant information Courts have rules of evidence, which are largely to protect the rights of the accused. Particularly rights against unlawf

> giving jurors relevant information Courts have rules of evidence, which are largely to protect the rights of the accused. Particularly rights against unlawful search and seizure. If it relates to a case, and the jury's going to hear it, it has to go through the proper process for evidence. Basically, the lawyers for both sides have a chance to tell the judge whether there's a legal reason the evidence should be excluded, and the judge can decide whether there's a legal basis for excluding the evidence from what the jury will consider.