Same-transaction relevancy treats connected acts, statements, and events as relevant although they are not facts in issue.

Same-transaction relevancy makes facts not in issue relevant where they are sufficiently connected with a fact in issue to form part of one transaction, notwithstanding differences in time or place. Relevant connected facts may include contemporaneous or closely connected statements and conduct during an assault, events forming part of a wider insurrection, related correspondence surrounding an allegedly libellous communication, and successive deliveries through intermediate persons.

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