To establish the truth of a matter

To persuade the jury

To create a record of the proceedings

To punish the defendant

Direct and circumstantial

Real and demonstrative

Testimonial and documentary

Physical and electronic

Direct evidence is more reliable than circumstantial evidence.

Circumstantial evidence is more reliable than direct evidence.

Direct evidence is evidence that directly proves or disproves a fact in issue.

Circumstantial evidence is evidence that does not directly prove or disprove a fact in issue, but from which a fact in issue may be inferred.

Testimony, documents, real evidence, and demonstrative evidence

Testimony, documents, physical evidence, and electronic evidence

Testimony, documents, real evidence, and circumstantial evidence

Testimony, documents, demonstrative evidence, and circumstantial evidence

Real evidence is evidence that was actually involved in the crime.

Demonstrative evidence is evidence that is used to illustrate or explain testimony.

Real evidence is evidence that is relevant to the case.

Demonstrative evidence is evidence that is admissible in court.

Evidence of motive, evidence of opportunity, and evidence of identity

Evidence of motive, evidence of intent, and evidence of capacity

Evidence of motive, evidence of preparation, and evidence of flight

Evidence of motive, evidence of means, and evidence of opportunity

Evidence is anything that can be used to prove a fact.

Proof is the establishment of a fact by evidence.

Evidence is admissible in court.

Proof is not admissible in court.

Direct proof, circumstantial proof, and demonstrative proof

Direct proof, indirect proof, and rebuttable proof

Direct proof, presumptive proof, and conclusive proof

Direct proof, circumstantial proof, and testimonial proof

Direct proof is evidence that directly proves a fact in issue.

Circumstantial proof is evidence that does not directly prove a fact in issue, but from which a fact in issue may be inferred.

Direct proof is more reliable than circumstantial proof.

Circumstantial proof is more reliable than direct proof.

Demonstrative proof is evidence that is used to illustrate or explain testimony.

Testimonial proof is evidence that is given by a witness under oath.

Demonstrative proof is more reliable than testimonial proof.

Testimonial proof is more reliable than demonstrative proof.

The burden of proof is the responsibility of proving a fact in issue.

The burden of proof is the responsibility of disproving a fact in issue.

The burden of proof is the responsibility of the plaintiff.

The burden of proof is the responsibility of the defendant.

The prosecution

The defense

The judge

The jury

The plaintiff

The defendant

The judge

The jury

Beyond a reasonable doubt

Clear and convincing evidence

A preponderance of the evidence

More likely than not

Beyond a reasonable doubt

Clear and convincing evidence

A preponderance of the evidence

More likely than not