-
their reputed direct sensory experience of an
alleged act
without the
presentation of
additional facts. By contrast, cir****stantial
evidence can help prove...
- a crime. By contrast,
direct evidence supports the
truth of an ****ertion directly—i.e.,
without need for any
additional evidence or inference. On its own...
- contaminates. He
admitted there was no
direct evidence that cross-contamination had
occurred from the
reference vials to the
evidence samples and
conceded that the...
- manslaughter, but was
acquitted of Blackman's rape and
murder for lack of
direct evidence. In
December 2008, the
Tokyo High
Court found Obara guilty on the counts...
- tradition,
evidence must
conform to a
number of
rules and
restrictions to be admissible.
Evidence must be relevant – that is, it must be
directed at proving...
-
Direct negative evidence is a term used in the
study of the
acquisition of language. It
describes the
attempts of
competent speakers of a
language to guide...
-
degrees of strength.
These degrees range from
direct proof of the
truth of a
hypothesis to weak
evidence that is
merely consistent with the hypothesis...
-
below depicts an
example of
these morphemes from ****a Quechua: DIR:
direct evidence CONJ:conjecture The
parentheses around the
vowels indicate that the...
- the
Carboniferous Period (~350
million years ago). However,
finding direct evidence, such as
technological artifacts, is
unlikely due to the
rarity of...
-
Discriminatory intent can
either be
shown by
direct evidence, or
through indirect or cir****stantial
evidence.
Under Title VII, a disparate-treatment plaintiff...