Phrases with «corroborative evidence»

The phrase "corroborative evidence" means additional proof or information that supports or confirms something that has already been claimed or stated. It is like having another piece of evidence that adds strength to an existing argument or claim. Full definition

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Sentences with «corroborative evidence»

In such instances solicitors and judges may seek corroborative evidence from Psychologists or Psychiatrists in the form of a mental health assessment. (lawyer-monthly.com)
(para 1) The dangers may be overcome on the basis of corroborative evidence if it shows that the only likely explanation for the hearsay statement is the declarant's truthfulness or accuracy of the statement. (tomrees.ca)
The prosecution had failed to obtain the key piece of corroborative evidence for the trial. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
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Phrases with «corroborative evidence»

Sentences with «corroborative evidence»

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