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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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Evidence-based
medicine (EBM) is "the conscientious,
explicit and
judicious use of
current best
evidence in
making decisions about the care of individual...
- 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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Direct evidence supports the
truth of an ****ertion (in
criminal law, an ****ertion of
guilt or of innocence) directly, i.e.,
without an
intervening inference...
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Anecdotal evidence is
evidence based only on
personal observation,
collected in a
casual or non-systematic manner. The term is
sometimes used in a legal...
- law of
evidence, a
privilege is a rule of
evidence that
allows the
holder of the
privilege to
refuse to
disclose information or
provide evidence about...
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Tampering with
evidence, or
evidence tampering, is an act in
which a
person alters, conceals, falsifies, or
destroys evidence with the
intent to interfere...
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Corroborating evidence, also
referred to as corroboration, is a type of
evidence in law.
Corroborating evidence tends to
support a
proposition that is...
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Evidence of
absence is
evidence of any kind that
suggests something is
missing or that it does not exist. What
counts as
evidence of
absence has been...
