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Evidence for a
proposition is what
supports this proposition. It is
usually understood as an
indication that the
supported proposition is true. What role...
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Empirical evidence for a
proposition is
evidence, i.e. what
supports or
counters this proposition, that is
constituted by or
accessible to
sense experience...
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Anecdotal evidence is a
factual claim relying only on
personal observation,
collected in a
casual or non-systematic manner. The term is
sometimes used...
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Admissible evidence, in a
court of law, is any testimonial, do****entary, or
tangible evidence that may be
introduced to a factfinder—usually a
judge or...
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Hearsay evidence, in a
legal forum, is
testimony from an under-oath
witness who is
reciting an out-of-court statement, the
content of
which is
being offered...
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Evidence-based
medicine (EBM) is "the conscientious,
explicit and
judicious use of
current best
evidence in
making decisions about the care of individual...
- In
evidence law,
physical evidence (also
called real
evidence or
material evidence) is any
material object that
plays some role in the
matter that gave...
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Inculpatory evidence is
evidence that shows, or
tends to show, a person's
involvement in an act, or
evidence that can
establish guilt. In
criminal law...
- The law of
evidence, also
known as the
rules of
evidence, encomp****es the
rules and
legal principles that
govern the
proof of
facts in a
legal proceeding...
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Evidence-based
practice (EBP) is the idea that
occupational practices ought to be
based on
scientific evidence.
While seemingly obviously desirable, the...
