A: Circumstantial evidence does not directly prove an element of the alleged misconduct, but provides information from which the trier of fact may draw reasonable inferences to reach a conclusion, or ...
In criminal law, intent is necessary before guilt can be proven. Even civil actions, like intentional torts, pivot on intentionality. Until now, intention was determined based on circumstantial ...
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