29-01-2020, 04:02 AM
(This post was last modified: 29-01-2020, 04:03 AM by Bscholarly Official.)
The law of evidence is an important part of the legal system of every state. As a lawyer, law student or legal scholar, it is pivotal to know the different types of judicial evidence. This is because, knowing the different classifications of evidence will help you to know whether or not, a particular evidence will be admissible in court. It will also help you to know the weight attached to any evidence brought before the court of law. For instance, a direct evidence apparently has more weight in the law of evidence than any evidence. The reason is because direct evidence is based on the personal knowledge of a person.
In light of the above, i will be discussing the various types of evidence that can be brought before the court of law. This is basically to educate lawyers all over the world on the types of judicial evidence and the circumstances on which they should be brought before the court.
Types of evidence
Below are the major types of judicial evidence:
Direct evidence
Circumstantial evidence
Hearsay Evidence
Primary and secondary evidence
Real evidence
Best Evidence
Documentary Evidence
Opinion evidence
Okay! there you have a list of the different types of judicial evidence that can be brought before the court. For a detailed explanation of these, i enjoin you to continue reading as I explain each of the type of evidence enumerated above.
www.bscholarly.com/types-of-evidence/
In light of the above, i will be discussing the various types of evidence that can be brought before the court of law. This is basically to educate lawyers all over the world on the types of judicial evidence and the circumstances on which they should be brought before the court.
Types of evidence
Below are the major types of judicial evidence:
Direct evidence
Circumstantial evidence
Hearsay Evidence
Primary and secondary evidence
Real evidence
Best Evidence
Documentary Evidence
Opinion evidence
Okay! there you have a list of the different types of judicial evidence that can be brought before the court. For a detailed explanation of these, i enjoin you to continue reading as I explain each of the type of evidence enumerated above.
www.bscholarly.com/types-of-evidence/