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Line 12: − − == Law of Evidence == − − In legal proceedings there are restrictions on what constitutes valid evidence. The primary objections to defective evidence are: − − *hearsay (rules 801, 802, 803 and 804) − *form (confusing, leading, calls for speculation, etc.) − *lack of foundation − *the question is argumentative − *the statement assumes facts that are not in evidence − *the best evidence rule − *lack of personal knowledge − *improper impeachment − *too much of a narrative − *calls for opinion − *mischaractizes evidence − *privileged − *public policy − *Rule 403 (a grabbag of other objections including irrelevant, asked before and already answered, too much prejudice, a waste of time, etc.).
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Contrary to atheists who try to separate faith and scientific evidence, faith itself is evidence as stated in Hebrews 11:1: "Faith is the foundation of our hopes, the evidence of the unseen."
Contrary to atheists who try to separate faith and scientific evidence, faith itself is evidence as stated in Hebrews 11:1: "Faith is the foundation of our hopes, the evidence of the unseen."
==See also==
==See also==