admissibilities
Qualities permitting entry
Admissibilities is the plural of admissibility—the quality of being allowed or accepted.
The word appears most often in legal contexts, where evidence must meet standards of admissibility before a court will consider it: The judge ruled on the admissibilities of both the recording and the witness testimony.
Outside law, it refers more broadly to whether something qualifies for consideration or entry.
State of meeting criteria
- qualificationsProof of competence
- requirementsNecessary conditions for something
- criteriaStandards for judgment
- standardsAccepted levels of quality
acceptance · enrollment · membership · entry · screening · applications · prerequisites · thresholds
Facts supporting truth
- testimonySworn statement as evidence
- documentsFormal written records
- exhibitsDisplays for viewing
- hearsayUnverified secondhand information
relevance · authentication · foundation · objections · rulings · courtroom · proceedings · standards
eligibility
State of meeting criteria
- qualificationsProof of competence
- requirementsNecessary conditions for something
- criteriaStandards for judgment
standards · acceptance · enrollment · membership · entry · screening · applications · prerequisites · thresholds · compliance
evidence
Facts supporting truth
hearsay · relevance · authentication · foundation · objections · rulings · courtroom · proceedings · standards · criteria
visas
Passport endorsements for travel
customs · documentation · passports · refugees · asylum · quotas · status · clearance · screening · authorization
admissibilitiesrejections
Formal refusals given
exclusions · inadmissibility · suppressions · disqualifications · ineligibilities
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