This type of evidence is given orally by a legally competent witness during a trial.

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Testimony is the type of evidence given orally by a legally competent witness during a trial. Real evidence refers to physical or tangible items presented in court, direct evidence is evidence that proves a fact without requiring any inference or presumption, circumstantial evidence is evidence that requires a presumption or inference to establish a fact, and demonstrative evidence refers to visual aids used to help explain information to the jury or judge.

This Type of Evidence Is Given Orally by a Legally