Types of Evidence

3. “Sally told me Michelle sold the drugs” is an example of this type of evidence that is not allowed.
4. These questions are only allowed during cross-examination.
6. This type of evidence can only be given by someone who is an expert in their field.
7. A barrister may do this if they think that evidence is inadmissible.
9. Evidence that is obtained this way is not allowed.
10. This term means that all evidence is given through question and answer.
11. Previous ones of these should not be brought up during a trial.
13. this type of evidence refers to what someone saw, heard, smelt etc.

1. This means that the evidence must tend to prove or disprove a fact in dispute.
2. Evidence of whether someone is a good or bad person.
5. This is also referred to as circumstantial evidence.
7. All evidence is presented this way.
8. This refers to all of the evidence that is allowed during a trial.
12. This is the blanket term for all evidence that is not allowed to be presented in a trial.