//
Jurisdictionary
 JurisDictionary®
How to Win in Court
      ~ Without a Lawyer ~
866-LAW-EASY
( 866-529-3279 )
Media Inquiries
 
 
Everything You Need - Only $249
Testimonials & List of Classes About Us Sign In Home ORDER

 

 

Circumstantial Evidence

Compelling Evidence

Know How to Protect Yourself

Everything You Need
Click Below for Previews

Eliminate Guesswork!

Circumstantial "evidence" is NOT EVIDENCE ! ! !

Never forget this!

Circumstantial evidence is a reach, a guess, a supposition.

It is not fact!

It is not evidence!

It is an attempt to "prove" something without evidence!

It "supposes" stuff instead of "proving" it!

It confuses judges and juries who aren't paying attention!

NOTICE:
My case-winning tactics work everywhere, but exact wording of rules may differ slightly from one court to another.
Be prepared to cite the official rules where you are.
Google "Florida Rules of Evidence" or "California Rules of Civil Procedure" or "Indiana Rules of Criminal Procedure" to get the latest official rules.
Then use my tactics to keep everyone honest ... including the judge!

It will bury you in court if you allow it to be abused.

And, it is abused on a regular basis by unscrupulous civil lawyers and zealous criminal prosecutors anxious to "prove" their cases when they have no real evidence, no "clear facts" to present in court as genuine evidence, nothing directly in support of their positions.

They try to win by going "around the bush" so to speak, taking an indirect approach, coming at it by the back door if they can.

Judges routinely allow it to be abused ... contrary to the rules!

You must know the rules.

And you must use the rules to prevent the abuse!

This class shows how.

Class Includes:

Winning is Easy
Know the facts you must prove.
State the facts in your pleadings.
Prove the facts with discovery.
Move the court for judgment.
This Course Shows How

  • What circumstantial evidence is not.
  • What circumstantial evidence is.
  • The history of circumstantial evidence.
  • What it smells like.
  • A real case
  • How it is used.
  • How it is abused.
  • Why it is dangerous!
  • What the rules say about it.
  • What to do when your opponent tries to use it.
  • How to clear the court record.
  • How to prepare for appeal if you lose because of it.
  • Conclusion
  • Quiz