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How to negate evidence in PAGES

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hi Merlyn Krista Karen here with another episode of the barefoot genealogist today we are going to do a little bit of genealogy methodology specifically we are going to talk about negative evidence now this might be a brand new concept to some of you so Iamp;#39;m just going to spend a few minutes reviewing some elements of the genealogical proof standard then I will talk about the different kinds of evidence and then specifically about negative evidence will then talk about a case study that I did some research that I did where negative evidence helped to prove the case and I wonamp;#39;t show all of the details or specifics about that I want to keep this really high-level so that you can think about concepts more than the specifics so that you can more readily apply that to your own family history research and then weamp;#39;ll wrap up with just some resources where you can go to read some specific case studies look at some specific examples of negative evidence helping to prove a

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Evidence advanced by a party to show that something did not exist or did not take place, e.g., that a manufacturer accused of selling a defective product had no reports of danger over years of selling the product and thus know knowledge that the product was defective.
Lawful suppression happens when the judge in a case rules evidence inadmissable. An example would be if the police find a murder weapon, but do so in an illegal search. Unlawful suppression happens when one of the parties in a case conceals information that they are legally required to give the other side.
A motion to suppress is a motion that revolves around the exclusion of evidence from trial. In the United States, a motion to suppress is a request made by a criminal defendant in advance of a criminal trial asking the court to exclude certain evidence from the trial.
If law enforcement officers conduct a search or seizure without a valid warrant or sufficient probable cause, any evidence obtained may be subject to suppression. By demonstrating that the search or seizure was conducted without probable cause, the defense can argue for excluding the evidence.
Negative evidence, which suggests that an alleged fact does not exist, for example, testimony that a witness did not see the crime occur.
The suppression of evidence occurs when a judge rules that certain evidence should not be submitted at trial. In order for a judge to rule on such an issue, a lawyer must often file a motion with the court asking for a ruling.
and one of three categories of genealogical evidence. negative evidence: Evidence arising from an absence of specific. information in extant records where that information. could be expected and where that absence suggests an.

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