WIN Enrich SFS2a

What is the purpose of analogical evidence?

• To retell events from parties involved in the investigation

• To increase credibility by using clear-cut information

• To compare similar incidents and draw parallels

• To provide hard evidence for use in court

Which type of evidence includes retellings of events from parties involved in the investigation?

• Direct Evidence

• Anecdotal Evidence

• Analogical Evidence

• Character Evidence

What type of evidence is used to help prove that someone acted in a particular way based on their morals, personality, or propensities?

• Analogical Evidence

• Circumstantial Evidence

• Anecdotal Evidence

• Character Evidence

Which type of evidence requires no inference and directly proves the fact being investigated?

• Exculpatory Evidence

• Documentary Evidence

• Direct Evidence

• Demonstrative Evidence

What type of evidence is a broad term that includes almost anything on paper?

• Documentary Evidence

• Analogical Evidence

• Digital Evidence

• Anecdotal Evidence

Which type of evidence illustrates a fact or issue in the case, such as the use of photos and drawings from the scene?

• Demonstrative Evidence

• Direct Evidence

• Scientific Evidence

• Anecdotal Evidence

What type of evidence requires a deduction of facts from other facts that can be proven, and is used to infer something based on a series of separate facts?

• Direct Evidence

• Character Evidence

• Circumstantial Evidence

• Digital Evidence

Can establish the innocence of a defendant

• Corroborating evidence

• Derivative evidence

• Tainted evidence

• Exculpatory evidence

• Foundational evidence

Establishes a fact unless other contradictory evidence is presented

• Probative evidence

• Prima facie evidence

• presumptive evidence

• Known standard

• Foundational evidence

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Testimonial evidence does NOT include which of the following?

• Written statements given to the police after an event

• Oral statements presented in a courtroom by eyewitnesses

• Written statements found by the police at a crime scene

• Oral statements given to the police after an event