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Legal Terms - direct evidence (original evidence)
1. An admission made by a witness in court that is used to support the veracity of any claim he makes. 2. A witness's declaration that he was in a specific physical or mental condition, or that he used one of his five senses to observe the occurrence in question (percipient evidence).
1. An admission made by a witness in court that is used to support the veracity of any claim he makes. 2. A witness's declaration that he was in a specific physical or mental condition, or that he used one of his five senses to observe the occurrence in question (percipient evidence).
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