A witness is a person who shares what they know or saw about an event, helping to uncover the truth in legal situations.
Overview
Types Of Witnesses
Definition Of A Witness
Witness Protection Programs
Challenges Faced By Witnesses
Witness Credibility And Reliability
Ethical Responsibilities Of A Witness
How Witness Testimony Is Used In Court
Role Of A Witness In Legal Proceedings
Famous Legal Cases Involving Witness Testimony
Difference Between Eyewitness And Expert Witness
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๐ A witness is someone who saw or knows something important about a case.
๐ต๏ธโโ๏ธ Witnesses share their knowledge or experiences about events they observed.
๐ค There are two main types of witnesses: eyewitnesses and expert witnesses.
โ๏ธ Witnesses help judges and juries understand what happened by telling their stories.
๐ค Credibility means how trustable a witness is during legal proceedings.
๐ก๏ธ Witness protection programs help keep witnesses safe from potential harm.
๐ Witness testimony is a crucial part of court cases and helps reveal the truth.
๐ Witnesses may face challenges, like fear or remembering details about an event.
โก Some famous cases involved witnesses whose testimonies shaped the trial outcomes.
๐ It's important for witnesses to always tell the truth and respect privacy when testifying.
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