Evidence that bears on a factual or legal issue at stake in a controversy is considered relevant evidence. The relevancy of evidence is typically measured by its probative value. Evidence is generally deemed Probative if it has a tendency to make the existence of any material fact more or less probable.
Adam Tod Brown is a popular columnist, comedian, and podcast host working out of Los Angeles, California. He was born and raised in Peoria, Illinois. He has written for Playboy.com, but is most well for his a weekly column called The People vs. Adam Tod Brown on Cracked.com, which is known for riling up both conversation and controversy with his views on music, society, and historical perspective.
Howard L. Brown was elected as City Marshall of Blue Springs in 1965 and was appointed as the first Chief of Police in December 1966. Brown started his law enforcement career in 1955 as a member of the Missouri State Highway Patrol and served as the Chief of Police from December 1966 to November 2001 when he retired after serving the community for 35 years.