evidentiary fact
- An evidentiary fact is a piece of information that forms part of the circumstances leading to a legal case, and it is confirmed by either verbal declaration, documentation, or other forms of proof. It is also known as a mediate fact or predicate fact
- In the trial, the prosecutor introduced an evidentiary fact in the form of the defendant's fingerprint found at the crime scene.
- The lawyer relied heavily on the evidentiary facts gathered during the investigation to build a strong case.
- Testimonies from credible witnesses served as evidentiary facts supporting the plaintiff's claims.
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