Criminal trials rely on both the physical evidence (the epistemological questions) and the ________________ of the prosecution and the defense.

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Logical arguments are essential to both the prosecution and defense in criminal trials. They use logical reasoning to support their claims and to try to prove their case to the judge or jury. While motivation and culpability may come into play during the trial, they are not as central to the process as logical arguments. Metaphysical aspects, which deal with questions of existence and reality, are not typically addressed in criminal trials.

Criminal Trials Rely on Both the Physical Evidence (The Epistemological