Which of the following operate as a substitute for evidence

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Judicial notice allows certain facts to be accepted as true without requiring formal evidence to be presented. This can be a substitute for evidence in some cases.

Answer: C) Stipulation. 
 A stipulation is an agreement between the parties involved in a case about certain facts. By agreeing to these facts, the parties are essentially substituting stipulated evidence for other forms of evidence.

Answers B and D are not substitutes for evidence, but instead are types of evidence themselves. Corroborative evidence is additional evidence that supports a claim, and contradictory evidence is evidence that contradicts or challenges a claim.

Which of the Following Operate as a Substitute for Evidence