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KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – Oral Evidence
Oral evidence refers to spoken testimony given by a witness in court, usually under oath or affirmation.
It forms a central part of the trial process and allows evidence to be tested through *cross-examination.
Under modern legislation, oral evidence may also include communication through writing, signs, or assistive devices where a witness has a disability or impairment.
The credibility and reliability of oral evidence are assessed by the judge or jury.
Oral testimony is commonly contrasted with documentary or physical evidence.
Oral evidence refers to spoken testimony given by a witness in court, usually under oath or affirmation.
It forms a central part of the trial process and allows evidence to be tested through *cross-examination.
Under modern legislation, oral evidence may also include communication through writing, signs, or assistive devices where a witness has a disability or impairment.
The credibility and reliability of oral evidence are assessed by the judge or jury.
Oral testimony is commonly contrasted with documentary or physical evidence.
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