When direct proof is absent, circumstantial evidence allows inferences to be drawn from a set of facts, painting a logical picture of events. It is crucial in both criminal and civil trials for establishing guilt or liability. Prosecutors, defense attorneys, and juries benefit from its power to connect seemingly unrelated clues into a compelling narrative.
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