In civil trials, the law of evidence dictates what types of proof (documents, witness testimony, etc.) are admissible and how they must be presented to prove a case, typically under a “preponderance of the probabilities“ standard, not “beyond a reasonable doubt”. Key principles include the requirement for evidence to be relevant, meaning it must increase or decrease the likelihood of a fact being true.
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