Circumstantial evidence requires an inference to prove fact supported by evidence.

To convict a defendant of a crime, how many jurors must agree that a defendant is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. 

What type of evidence allows the jury to visualize or understand other evidence?

Demonstrative evidence, such as charts and photographs is used to do what? 

The laws of evidence do which of the following?

In a civil trial (lawsuit) the standard for determining whether a defendant is responsible for the claims in the case is____

Testimony is evidence that comes from where? 

Direct evidence is stronger than circumstantial evidence and helps to prove a fact without requiring the jury to draw what?

Evidence is considered “admitted” when_____________.

To convict a defendant of a crime, the trier of fact (the jury) must find they are guilty to this standard.