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Keywords:  evid, relevant, adjudicated, introduce, abroad
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The quality of being admissible; admissibleness; as, the admissibility of evidence.
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Whether or not something can be used as evidence. This decision is based on the rules of evidence.
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conditions relevant to aliens seeking to enter the United States as immigrants, aliens adjusting status to Lawful Permanent Residence, and Lawful Permanent Residents who have traveled abroad and are re-entering U.S. soil. All such persons must be adjudicated admissible to enter the United States.
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Keywords:  virtue, acceptability
acceptability by virtue of being admissible
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Keywords:  merits, satisfy, committee, proceed, appropriate
The Human Rights Committee can only proceed to consider an individual communication on the merits when the communication has been found to satisfy the admissibility requirements of the First Optional Protocol. These admissibility requirements ensure that the Committee only receives communications which it is appropriate for it to consider.
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