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Legal Definitions - judicial evidence
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Definition of judicial evidence
Definition: Evidence presented in a court of law to prove or disprove a fact in a legal case.
Examples:
- A witness testimony
- Physical evidence such as DNA, fingerprints, or documents
- Expert testimony from a professional in a specific field
These examples illustrate how evidence is used in a court of law to support or refute a claim made by one party in a legal case. The presentation and evaluation of evidence is a crucial part of the judicial process and can greatly impact the outcome of a case.
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Simple Definition
Judicial evidence refers to the information presented in a court of law to prove or disprove a fact. This can include documents, witness testimony, physical evidence, and expert opinions. The judge or jury will evaluate the evidence to make a decision in a legal case. In the past, people used primitive methods like ordeals to determine guilt or innocence, but now we rely on judicial evidence and the legal system to ensure justice is served.
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