Criminal Evidence activity 1

It is the ultimate facts or the facts in issue or to be proved. It is the essential facts constituting the plaintiff’s cause of action?

• Factum probandum

• Evidence

• factum probans

• factum prubans

What Quantum of Evidence required in criminal case?

• Proof beyond reasonable doubt

• Preponderance of evidence

• Substantial Evidence

• Probable cause

Which evidence is presented to vary the terms of a written agreement, there is the application of the____________evidence rule.

• Written

• Documentary

• Best

• Parol

It is the degree of proof which does not excluding the possibility of error, produces absolute certain. Moral certainty only is required

• Proof beyond reasonable doubt

• Preponderance of evidence

• Substantial Evidence

• Probable cause

The degree of proof required to convict a person accused of treason.

• proof beyond reasonable doubt

• preponderance of evidence

• two witness rule

• substantial evidence

After the prosecution rest its case, the case can be dismiss due to insufficiency of evidence by:

• The courts own initiative

• By the accused through his counsel by Demurrer to evidence

• By the prosecution on its own initiative

• a and b only

Evidence must be relevant in order to be admissible hence, collateral matters are not allowed. Except:

• When it tends in any reasonable degree to establish the probability or improbability of the fact in issue.

• When it has the ability to prove the facts in issue

• When it is competent

• When it is credible

Any evidence which is obtained in violation of any rights of a person will not be admissible in court. This is anchored on what requisites of admissibility?

• relevancy

• materiality

• competency

• credibility

It is that quality of evidence which tends to influence the trier of facts because of its logical connection with the issue. Evidence which has an effective influence or bearing to the question?

• material

• relevant

• credible

• competent

When the subject of inquiry is the contents of a document no evidence shall be admissible other than the original documents itself. This refers to the _____.

• Parol Evidence Rule

• Secondary Evidence Rule

• Best Evidence Rule

• None of These