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

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Criminal trials rely on both the physical evidence (pertaining to the facts of the case) and the arguments of the prosecution and the defense, not the culpability of the prosecution and defense. Culpability refers to guilt or responsibility for a fault or wrong, which is what is being determined for the defendant, not the legal teams involved.

Criminal Trials Rely on Both the Physical Evidence (The Epistemological