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| The use of scientific knowledge and methods to answer legal questions. |
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| Using one or more of your senses to gather information. |
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| In the legal system, something that can be presented in court to make a point during a trial. |
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| Offering a reasoned opinion based on observations and experience. |
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| Stating an opinion about what will happen in the future. |
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| A possible explanation for a set of observations. |
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| A medical doctor who will come to observe a body when there is a sudden or suspicious death. |
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| A detailed exam of a dead body. |
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| A rough drawing that is done quickly and without much detail. |
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| The ratio of a model to the actual size of an object. |
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| A person who has knowledge of a specific area of study. |
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| The way a person approaches a task; often abbreviated MO. |
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| The adding of unwanted material to an object. |
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