Demonstrative evidence

Demonstrative evidence

Refers to an item that is not from the crime scene itself but that can illustrate (demonstrate) a concept. An example of demonstrative evidence is an anatomically correct model used to show where the victim was injured. Charts, graphs, drawings, computer graphics, models, audio and video presentations, or any other device used to demonstrate, characterise or explain verbal testimony.

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