Any statement or conduct from which guilt of the crime can be inferred is called a/an?

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An incriminating statement is any statement or conduct that suggests or implies guilt of a crime. This can include statements made to law enforcement, witness testimony, or even behavior that is consistent with the commission of the crime. Perjury and accomplice testimony can also be incriminating, but they are not as broad of a category as incriminating statements. Confessions, while certainly incriminating, are a specific type of statement that explicitly admit guilt.

Any Statement or Conduct from Which Guilt of the Crime