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na | I would suggest |
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na | probative force |
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na | Force of evidence |
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na | evidentiary value |
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I would suggest Explanation: serves as full proof or proving x, y and z. The meaning is that a certain piece of evidence serves its purpose as such or that the law grants that evidence full faith and credit of the legal act or fact it pretends to prove. |
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probative force Explanation: probative force (i.e. weight as evidence) This is from Tom West's Spanish-English Dictionary of Law and Business. Protea Publishing, 1999. |
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Force of evidence Explanation: Seems in the context that the weight of evidence ... Diccionario de terminos juridicos Ingles-Espanol/Espanol-Ingles |
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evidentiary value Explanation: worth as evidence |
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