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used as basic of inference and the means to establish proof in judicial proceedings


any species of proof, of probative value, legally presented at the trial of an issue by act of parties and through the medium of witnesses, records, doc.s, for purpose of inducing belief in minds of court or jury


contention

evidence

effect of evidence, establishment of fact

proof

-inference in favor of a particular fact


-presumption is a rule of law, statutory or judicial, by which finding of a basic fact gives rise to the existence of presumed fact


-allows an inference to be drawn as to the existence of one fact from existence of some other established fact

presumption

truth or proposition drawn from another which is supposed or admitted to be true.


-already proved or admitted


-process of reasoning

inference

legal process where no actual evidence need be introduced for the court to accept the existence of a fact, principle, tendency, or circumstance.


-within knowledge of the court

judicial notice

the necessity or duty of affirmatively proving a fact or facts in dispute on an issue between the parties in a cause


"beyond reasonable doubt"

burden of proof

types of evidence

1. physical


2.testimonial- spoken form(eyewitness)


3.documentary (written form)

witness competency

1. witness is able to communicate


2. knows difference between truth a lie and tell truth under oath

process where police get a witness or victim to identify a suspect as the perpetrator of the crime

eye-witness id

type of eye witness identification where you have suspect in physical custody and is put next to other persons

lineup

type of eye witness id where you have pictures

photo spread

type of witness usually conducted at scene of crime and used soon after the suspect is being detained

one on one id (show ups)






in the court room is another one

relationships

husband-wife


attorney-client


minister-penitent


doctor-patient


victim-victim advocate

reliable evidence has

physical


documentary


testimonial

judicially created rule to remedy violations of a persons constitutional rights by suppressing the evidence from trial and thereby punishing the offending police officers

exclusionary rule