Prima Facie

The video tutorial explains the concept of 'prima facie,' a Latin term meaning 'at first sight,' used to describe the initial observation of something. In legal contexts, prima facie refers to the standard of evidence required to support a claim. It is crucial in both civil and criminal proceedings, where sufficient evidence must be presented to establish a valid claim. If the evidence is not refuted, the burden of proof shifts to the opposing party. The tutorial outlines how prima facie is applied in legal systems, emphasizing its role in the initial phase of legal claims.

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