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Law and Evidence
Should circumstantial evidence be the sole basis for a conviction in capital cases?
What is your stand on the use of inferences and presumptions?
This solution discusses if circumstantial evidence should be the sole basis for a conviction in capital cases. It also discusses the topic of using inferences and presumptions.
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