What Does Evidence Mean
What does evidence mean? An instrument to convict the
suspected criminal is called evidence.
To convince the jury that the offense charged to the person
who allegedly the creator of the crime, the evidence should relevant and has capacity
to prove.
- There are many types of evidences
- Circumstantial evidence
- Associative evidence
- Prima facie evidence
- And more
The circumstantial evidence is base on the circumstances.
All circumstances happened were collected and linking to the other circumstances.
The associative evidence is composition of either through
circumstances, material, and witnesses that link to the commission of the
crime.
The prima facie evidence is sometime difficult to prove
whether if there is witness who saw the suspected criminal during the
commission of the crime and other circumstances to prove through prima facie.
Is it the in flagrante delicto incident is needed of
evidence? The answer in this type of questions is depends to the situation.
There are inflagrante delicto cases those needs of evidences but some cases the
material evidence is not needed due to the one which witness was the law enforcer.
However, if the incident was buy bust especially if the
suspected criminal was engaged in selling of dangerous drugs like crystal meth,
heroin, marijuana and more is needed of mark money to prove that there was
buying of dangerous drugs. It’s better if there was a video to prove that this
incident was really existing and not a fabrication.
The corpus delicti evidence might also a type of evidence
that there was crime committed but the difference of corpus delicti evidence to
the other than in corpus delicti was had purpose is to convict the criminal and
the corpus delicti evidence was only for the evidence that there was crime
committed.
The circumstantial evidence was not the corpus delicti
evidence both the associative evidence and those are refers whether what does
evidence mean.
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