______ refers to evidence that requires the jury to make some sort of inference about the defendant's involvement in the crime.

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Circumstantial evidence is evidence that requires the jury to make an inference about the defendant's involvement in the crime, as opposed to direct evidence which directly proves a fact. Mitigating evidence is evidence that lessens the severity of the defendant's sentence, and exculpatory evidence is evidence that proves the defendant's innocence.

______ Refers to Evidence That Requires the Jury to Make