Article IV - Relevancy, Policy, And Character Trait Proof
- Rule 2:401 - Definition of "relevant Evidence"
- Rule 2:402 - Relevant Evidence Generally Admissible; Irrelevant Evidence Inadmissible
- Rule 2:403 - Exclusion of Relevant Evidence on Grounds of Prejudice, Confusion, Misleading the Jury, or Needless Presentation of Cumulative Evidence
- Rule 2:404 - Character Evidence Not Admissible to Prove Conduct; Exceptions; Other Crimes
- Rule 2:405 - Methods of Proving Character Traits
- Rule 2:406 - Habit and Routine Practice in Civil Cases (derived from Code Section 8.01-397.1)
- Rule 2:407 - Subsequent Remedial Measures (derived from Code Section 8.01-418.1)
- Rule 2:408 - Compromise Offers and Conduct or Statements during Negotiations
- Rule 2:409 - Evidence of Abuse Admissible in Certain Criminal Trials (derived from Code Section 19.2-270.6)
- Rule 2:410 - Withdrawn Pleas, Offers to Plead, and Related Statements
- Rule 2:411 - Insurance
- Rule 2:412 - Admissibility of Complaining Witness' Prior Sexual conduct; Criminal Sexual Assault Cases; Relevance of Past Behavior (derived from Code Section 18.2-67.7)
- Rule 2:413 - Evidence of Similar Crimes in Child Sexual Offense Cases (derived from Code Section 18.2-67.7:1)