/ˈrɛləvənsi/ – Noun
Definition: xch RELEVANCE.
1. sự có liên quan (đến vụ án, vấn đề,..) sự thích hợp, sự thích ứng;
2. sự xác đáng, sự có căn cứ.
A more thorough explanation: Relevancy, in a legal context, refers to the quality or state of being pertinent, connected, or applicable to the matter at hand. In legal proceedings, evidence or arguments are considered relevant if they have a tendency to make a fact that is of consequence to the case more or less probable than it would be without the evidence or arguments. The concept of relevancy is crucial in determining what information can be admitted and considered in court.
Example: The court ruled that the evidence presented by the defense was not admissible due to its lack of relevancy to the case.