written evidence
Recorded proof material
Written evidence is documentation or records that can be examined and verified—contracts, letters, receipts, official records.
In legal contexts, it contrasts with oral testimony: The prosecution presented written evidence of the agreement.
The phrase emphasizes that something exists in permanent, reviewable form rather than depending on memory or spoken claims.
- thesesFormal scholarly arguments
- contractsEnforceable written agreements
- affidavitsSworn written legal statements
- deedsActions or legal titles
- manuscriptsHandwritten or typed originals
letters · dissertations · wills · diaries · chronicles · text messages · memos · sticky note · papyri · codices · bibliographies · court transcripts · archives · journals · subpoenas · court order · police report · emails
- evidenceproof, admissible, findings, inadmissible, results
- court proceedingstrial, arraignment, verdict, hearing, testimony
- testimonyoral testimony, court testimony, sworn testimony, witness statements, sworn statements
- text analysistext analysis, bigram, trigram, tokenization, word frequency
written evidenceoral testimony
Evidence delivered by speaking
verbal testimony · oral evidence · witness testimony · eyewitness account · spoken word
written evidencephysical evidence
Tangible items proving facts
material evidence · real evidence · forensic evidence · circumstantial evidence · trace evidence
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