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Evidence in criminal investigations - GOV.UK
assets.publishing.service.gov.ukcircumstantial evidence and how it can be used in court. Circumstantial evidence allows a conclusion to be drawn from a set of circumstances or information. To do this the court and the jury must: • accept the evidence before them • reach a conclusion from it, for example: o the defendant is accused of theft from an art shop ...
ER 904 ADMISSIBILITY OF DOCUMENTS (a) Certain ... - Wa
www.courts.wa.gov(5) A photograph, x-ray, drawing, map, blueprint or similar documentary evidence; (6) A document not specifically covered by any of the foregoing provisions but relating to a material fact and having equivalent circumstantial guaranties of trustworthiness, the admission of which would serve the interests of justice. (b) Notice.
10. CROSS-EXAMINATION AND IMPEACHMENT
law.indiana.educircumstantial evidence that suggests to the jury a likelihood that the witness does not understand the need to tell the truth, is mistaken, is incomplete, or is lying. Impeachment evidence is subject to the basic principles of relevance, and may be excluded if its probative value on the issue of
CHAPTER 100 PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS SYNOPSIS 111 …
www.indianajudgesassociation.org6 CHAPTER 300 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS SYNOPSIS 301 Responsible Cause (Proximate Cause)—Definition 302 Foreseeable—Defined 303 Intervening Cause 305 Direct Evidence & Circumstantial Evidence