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Evidence

Differences Between Prejudicial Effect and Probative Effect

2/8/2017

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Prejudicial effect is the potential of the evidence to cause the court to be prejudiced against the accused. As a result, the court will make the finding of fact against the accused for reason not associated with true probative value of the evidence. 
The probative value linked to the weight of the evidence.
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