Category:Evidence law

C

• Evidence case law‎ (4 C, 6 P)
• Confession (law)‎ (2 C, 4 P)

E

• Evidence law legal terminology‎ (3 P)
• Eyewitness‎ (5 P)

F

• False confessions‎ (40 P)
• Forensic evidence‎ (3 C, 21 P)

H

• Hearsay‎ (1 C, 15 P)

P

• Privileged communication‎ (3 C, 17 P)

S

• Scholars of evidence law‎ (9 P)
• Searches and seizures‎ (3 C, 32 P)
• Statements (law)‎ (13 P)

T

• Testimony‎ (4 C, 15 P)

U

• United States evidence law‎ (2 C, 24 P)

W

• Witness (law)‎ (2 C, 4 P)

• Evidence (law)

A

• The Academy of Experts
• Admissible evidence
• Admission (law)
• Affidavit
• Allocation questionnaire
• Allocution
• Ambush defence
• Ancient document
• Anecdotal value
• Argumentative
• Authentication (law)

B

• Bad character evidence
• Balancing test
• Best evidence rule
• Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita
• Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
• Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam
• Bootstrapping (law)
• Burden of proof (law)

C

• Canada Evidence Act
• Casket letters
• Chain of custody
• Character evidence
• Circumstantial evidence
• Competence (law)
• Conduct money
• Confession (law)
• Consciousness of guilt
• Corpus delicti
• Corroborating evidence
• Corroboration in Scots law
• Cross-examination

D

• Dead Man's Statute
• Declarant
• Declaration (law)
• Defense (legal)
• Deliberative process privilege
• Demonstrative evidence
• Deposition (law)
• Digital evidence
• Direct evidence
• Direct examination
• DNA Identification Act (Canada)
• Doctrine of chances
• Document dump
• Documentary evidence
• Dying declaration

E

• Electronic evidence
• Employment consultant
• Evidence Act 2006
• Evidence management
• Evidence Regulation
• Evidence under Bayes' theorem
• Evidential burden
• Ex officio oath
• Exclusionary rule
• Exhibit (legal)
• Expert shopping
• Expert witness
• Expert Witness Institute
• Expert witnesses in English law

F

• False confession
• False evidence
• Foundation (evidence)

G

• Gibson's law
• Good-faith exception

H

• Hague Evidence Convention
• Half-proof
• Hostile witness

I

• Implied assertion
• Implied consent
• Motion in limine
• Incontrovertible evidence
• Indian Evidence Act, 1872
• Information and belief
• Interrogatories

J

• Judicial notice
• Junk science
• Jurimetrics
• Justice and Security Act 2013

L

• Learned treatise
• Lies (evidence)
• Lord Advocate's Reference

M

• Manson v. Brathwaite
• Material witness
• Materiality (law)
• Mitigating evidence

N

• Neil v. Biggers
• No case to answer

O

• Opinion evidence

P

• Parallel construction
• Parol evidence rule
• Prepared testimony
• Presumption
• Presumption of advancement
• Presumption of regularity
• Priest–penitent privilege in France
• Prior consistent statements and prior inconsistent statements
• Proffer
• Proffer agreement
• Project on Scientific Knowledge and Public Policy
• Provenance
• Public interest privilege
• Public-interest immunity

Q

• Question of fact
• Question of law

R

• Real evidence
• Rebuttal
• Relationship evidence
• Relevance (law)
• Request for admissions
• Reverse onus
• Right to silence

S

• Search and seizure
• Section 24 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
• Self-incrimination
• Similar fact evidence
• Skid mark
• Spectral evidence
• Spousal privilege
• Statutory declaration
• Surrebuttal

T

• Testimony
• Testimony in Jewish law
• Totality of the circumstances

U

• Ultimate fact
• Ultimate issue
• Unring the bell
• Unus testis, nullus testis

W

• Wigmore chart
• Witness
• Witness (organization)
• Witness statement
• Witness tampering