_____________are reasonable conclusions or deductions that fact finders (juries or judges) may draw from the evidence presented to them.

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Inferences are reasonable conclusions or deductions that fact finders may draw from the evidence presented to them. Convictions refer to a formal declaration of guilt by a court, deductions are logical reasoning based on prior knowledge or evidence, and determinations are official decisions or resolutions made by a court or other authoritative body.

_____________Are Reasonable Conclusions or Deductions That Fact Finders (Juries or Judges)