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    Evidence refers to the means sanctioned by the Rules of Court for determining the truth regarding factual matters in judicial proceedings. The rules on evidence generally apply in all courts and trials, with exceptions provided by law and the Rules of Court. In criminal cases, the prosecution must prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt based on evidence presented. Evidence consists of presenting competent facts, while proof is the result or conclusion determined from the evidence presented.

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    Evidence refers to the means sanctioned by the Rules of Court for determining the truth regarding factual matters in judicial proceedings. The rules on evidence generally apply in all courts and trials, with exceptions provided by law and the Rules of Court. In criminal cases, the prosecution must prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt based on evidence presented. Evidence consists of presenting competent facts, while proof is the result or conclusion determined from the evidence presented.

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    Evidence

    Define Evidence.

    Evidence is the means, sanctioned by the Rules of Court (ROC), of ascertaining in a judicial proceeding,
    the truth respecting a matter of fact. (Rule 128, Sec.1)

    Are the rules on evidence applicable in all courts and in all trials and hearings?

    General Rule: YES (Rule 128, Sec. 2)

    Exception: Law and ROC

    What is the Quantum of Proof in Criminal Cases?

    The prosecution must prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt. (Rule 133, Sec. 2)

    Differentiate Proof and Evidence.

    Evidence is the mode of proving competent facts in a judicial proceedings. Proof is the result or effect of
    evidence.

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