Evidence DIAGNOSTIC

_____is the means, sanctioned by these rules, of ascertaining in a judicial proceeding the truth respecting a matter of fact.

• Evidence

• Proof

• Facts

• Witness

_____is the establishment by evidence of a requisite degree of belief concerning a fact in the mind of the trier of fact or the court

• Evidence

• Proof

• Facts

• Witness

_____is the establishment by evidence of a requisite degree of belief concerning a fact in the mind of the trier of fact or the court

• Evidence

• Proof

• Burden of Proof

• Burden of Evidence

_____refers to the question of whether or not the circumstance (or evidence) is to be considered at all

• Evidence

• Admissibility of Evidence

• Burden of Proof

• Burden of Evidence

_____refers to the question of whether or not the circumstance (or evidence) is to be considered at all

• Evidence

• Admissibility of Evidence

• Probative value of Evidence

• Burden of Evidence

_____proves a challenged fact without drawing any inference.

• Evidence

• Direct Evidence

• Probative value of Evidence

• Burden of Evidence

_____is that which the very nature of the thing to be proven requires, as, the production of a writing where its contents are the subject of inquiry.

• Evidence

• Direct Evidence

• Probative value of Evidence

• Competent Evidence

_____refers to the probative value in relation to the purpose for which it is offered

• Relevancy of Evidence

• Admissibility of Evidence

• Probative value of Evidence

• Burden of Evidence

Evidence is admissible when: 1. it is relevant to the issue; and 2. it is not _____ by: i.  the Constitution;  ii. the law; or iii. the rules of court.

• included

• excluded

• authorized

• allowed

_____is the duty of a party to present evidence on the facts in issue necessary to establish his claim or defenses by the amount of evidence required by law

• Evidence

• Proof

• Burden of Proof

• Burden of Evidence