Proof vs Evidense.....

CraigSPL · May 26, 2010

kaci said: ↑

:lol::lol::lol: i gotta be honest, i have never watched it cause for some reason that main dude just grates my nerves and i really don't know why but i could not bring myself to watch him. Actually i have kinda fallen off the original too but still watch NY. i watch a lot more of the NCISs now.
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Love some NCIS

ServerSnapper · May 26, 2010

Now I would like to hear from Granny. I have a specific question for you. Can I IM?

Sherry A. · May 26, 2010

kaci said: ↑

:lol::lol::lol: i gotta be honest, i have never watched it cause for some reason that main dude just grates my nerves and i really don't know why but i could not bring myself to watch him. Actually i have kinda fallen off the original too but still watch NY. i watch a lot more of the NCISs now.
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I'm right with ya'. I cannot stand the lead actor in CSI Miami and I miss Grisom (sp) on the original CSI.

Sherry

KDsGrandma · May 26, 2010

ServerSnapper said: ↑

Now I would like to hear from Granny. I have a specific question for you. Can I IM?
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Sure.

KDsGrandma · May 26, 2010

The establishment of a fact by the use of evidence. Anything that can make a person believe that a fact or proposition is true or false. It is distinguishable from evidence in that proof is a broad term comprehending everything that may be adduced at a trial, whereas evidence is a narrow term describing certain types of proof that can be admitted at trial.

The phrase burden of proof includes two distinct concepts, the Burden of Persuasion and the Burden of Going Forward. The burden of persuasion is the duty of a party to convince the trier of fact of all the elements of a Cause of Action. The burden of going forward refers to the need of a party to refute evidence introduced at trial that damages or discredits his or her position in the action. The burden of persuasion remains with the plaintiff or prosecutor throughout the action, whereas the burden of going forward can shift between the parties during the trial.

In a civil action, the requisite degree of proof is a preponderance of the evidence.The plaintiff must show that more probably than not the defendant violated his or her rights. In a criminal action, the prosecutor has the burden of establishing guilt Beyond a Reasonable Doubt.
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The above and several other definitions of proof can be found here:
http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/proof

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