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The Principles of the Law of Evidence focus on the rules and guidelines that determine what information can be presented in legal proceedings to prove or disprove facts. These principles ensure that only credible, relevant, and legally obtained evidence is admitted in court. Key areas include the burden of proof, types of evidence (oral, documentary, and circumstantial), witness examination, and admissibility of confessions. The law of evidence plays a critical role in ensuring justice by promoting fair trials and preventing wrongful convictions. Ideal for those interested in litigation, courtroom procedures, and justice delivery.