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Ken
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Evidence and witness testimony are two closely related factors that often influence criminal proceedings. The prosecution’s version of events may be supported by police reports, photos, digital documents, tangible items, surveillance film, and statements. By describing what they say they saw, heard, or experienced, witnesses may provide an additional layer. Nevertheless, the presence of evidence does not prove guilt. The prosecution has the burden of establishing the alleged offense beyond a reasonable doubt in a criminal trial in California. Because of this, criminal defense lawyers often look at not only what evidence is available but also how it was gathered,…