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you don't seriously think it constitutes evidence? Do you even know what the word evidence mean? It is not the same as proof.
by brazukadev 6mo ago
you don't seriously think it constitutes evidence? Do you even know what the word evidence mean? It is not the same as proof.
- estomagordo 6mo agoMaybe you would want to insert the term "circumstantial" or so.
- gpm 6mo agoDefinitionally both circumstantial and direct evidence are forms of evidence. No modifier is necessary. And incidentally you can be convicted in a court of law purely on circumstantial evidence, and that's the place in society where we have the highest standard of proof. The evidence all being circumstantial is not a gotcha.