Proof vs. Evidence

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1. Is an extrajudicial confession alone sufficient for conviction under Rule133 Section3?
2. An expert’s report is admitted, but it rests on data the court finds inadequate and a method not reliably applied. Must…
3. An accused’s admissible extrajudicial confession is the only evidence, with no corpus delicti corroboration. The State …
4. A circumstantial case presents several proved circumstances. Counsel says absence of an eyewitness necessarily means th…
5. A court admits an expert opinion and then declares that the burden of proof permanently transfers to the opponent solel…
6. Explain the evidence-versus-proof significance of an admitted expert report whose method or data is unreliable.
7. Use the extrajudicial-confession rule to distinguish admissibility from sufficiency.
8. A party says circumstantial evidence can never constitute proof because no witness saw the ultimate act. Discuss Rule13…