Direct evidence is evidence that tends to prove a person's guilt, or the elements of the crime. For instance, the testimony of a witness that he saw the defendant draw at gun and shot the victim is direct evidence that the defendant committed assault with a deadly weapon, or homicide if the victim died.

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Q: What is "direct evidence?"

A: "Direct evidence" is evidence that tends to prove a person's guilt, or the elements of the crime. For instance, the testimony of a witness that he saw the defendant draw at gun and shot the victim is direct evidence that the defendant committed assault with a deadly weapon, or homicide if the victim died.


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