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What is Direct Evidence?

First hand observation like eyewitness (correct)

Narrows an identity to a group of persons or things

Measurable amounts of small biological or physical materials

Used to imply facts but doesn't prove person guilty

What does Circumstantial Evidence imply?

Used to imply facts but doesn't prove person guilty

What does Class Evidence do?

Narrows an identity to a group of persons or things (correct)

Narrows an identity to a person or thing

Measurable amounts of small biological or physical materials

Used to imply facts but doesn't prove person guilty

What is Individual Evidence?

<p>Narrows an identity to a person or thing</p> Signup and view all the answers

Trace Evidence refers to measurable amounts of small ______ or physical materials.

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Types of Evidence

Direct Evidence
- Refers to firsthand observations, such as eyewitness accounts, providing immediate proof of something.
Circumstantial Evidence
- Implies facts that may point toward a conclusion but does not definitively prove guilt of an individual.
Class Evidence
- Helps to narrow down an identity to a specific group of persons or objects rather than an individual.
Individual Evidence
- Identifies a unique individual or object, offering stronger proof compared to class evidence.
Trace Evidence
- Involves small, measurable amounts of biological or physical materials that can be analyzed for forensic purposes.

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Test your knowledge on various types of evidence used in legal contexts with these flashcards. From direct to trace evidence, understand how each type functions in narrowing identity and implicating facts. Perfect for law students or anyone interested in forensic science.