PROPER EVIDENCE
a term for evidence that is relevant and admissible in court.
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a term for evidence that is relevant and admissible in court.
the evidence that is clear and positive and beyond the shadow of a doubt.
This si evidence that is not permitted because it comes from a witness who is inadequate or defective.
This evidence that is false or altered so much that it is deceitful.
the term given to evidence that does not favour either party and is offered by a disinterested party.
the term that is used to describe the evidence that will establish a fact.
evidence that does not appear in a contract or written document but has a bearing on an issue.
the term that is given to the evidence that can be seen in a court room.
a term where evidence is presented in a law suit.
any evidence that is allowed to be introduced during the trial.
a term for evidence of death such as a death certificate that has been filed properly.
the term that is given to evidence that has followed on from illegally collected evidence.
evidence that is introduced with the sole role of wrongfully influencing the jury.
This term applies to any evidence that is obtained without a warrant or permission.
a term applied to the evidence that is given by an expert witness.
This term is given to evidence that is taken from different sources that contradict each other.
the term given to the evidence that is obtained from a written document.
evidence that is considered to be fact until proven otherwise, circumstantial evidence or indirect evidence.
evidence that is based on what a dead person has said many years before.
a term that is used to describe the evidence that is adequate enough to justify the bringing of a law suit.