A true presumption requires the jury to find the presumed fact from the existence of the basic fact and may be called a mandatory presumption.

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A true presumption, also known as a mandatory presumption, requires the jury to find the presumed fact from the existence of the basic fact. This means that the jury must accept the presumed fact as true unless the defendant provides evidence to rebut it.

A True Presumption Requires the Jury to Find the Presumed