Phrases with «evidential burden»

The phrase "evidential burden" refers to the responsibility of providing enough evidence or proof to support a claim or argument in a legal or debate setting. It means that the person making a claim should present convincing evidence to establish its validity. Full definition

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evidential burden

Sentences with «evidential burden»

The high evidential burden of establishing native title can place the claimants in a comparatively poor bargaining position, which is often hampered by limited resources and the inevitably long road of pursuing a native title claim. (humanrights.gov.au)
NW concerned a criminal case where a higher evidential burden on the Crown was justified. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
By his vituperations, he, a lawyer, has cast upon himself series of evidential burden which he obviously can not prove. (nigeriapoliticsonline.com)
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Phrases with «evidential burden»

Sentences with «evidential burden»

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