Practitioners sometimes reflexively think of circumstantial evidence as a lesser form of proof than direct evidence. But it is not treated that way by law or even necessarily by juries. As the Court ...

I was Juror No. 7. For five weeks, I sat through a murder trial in D.C. Superior Court. I listened to police testimony and eyewitness accounts of the aftermath of an armed robbery that left the victim ...

A: Circumstantial evidence does not directly prove an element of the alleged misconduct, but provides information from which the trier of fact may draw reasonable inferences to reach a conclusion, or ...