Slate recently received evidence, from discovery, regarding his client who is awaiting trial for armed robbery and attempted murder. There are two eye witness accounts, both of which identify Slate's client. There is also the weapon used in the crime and gunshot shells. Slates is convinced his client is going to have a long trial ahead of him.
The gun and shells that were recovered at the crime scene in Slate's case would be considered what type of evidence?

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Slate recently received evidence, from discovery, regarding his client who is awaiting trial for armed robbery and attempted murder.  There are two eye witness accounts, both of which identify Slate's client.  There is also the weapon used in the crime and gunshot shells.  Slates is convinced his client is going to have a long trial ahead of him.
The gun and shells that were recovered at the crime scene in Slate's case would be considered what type of evidence?

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Real evidence refers to physical objects that are involved in the case, such as the gun and shells, which are tangible items directly related to the crime.

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