Both Direct and Circumstantial Evidence Require the Jury to Draw

question 43

True/False

Both direct and circumstantial evidence require the jury to draw an inference in order to establish the fact.

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Definitions:

Disjunctive Premise

In logic, a premise that presents two or more options or possibilities, typically in an "either/or" format, one of which must be true.

Hypothetical Proposition

A statement that presents a conditional scenario, often structured in an "if-then" format, used to explore logical outcomes.

Hypothetical Proposition

A statement that presents a supposition or conditional situation and its possible outcomes.

Consequent

The outcome or result in a conditional statement that logically follows from the antecedent, given the antecedent is true.