Prospectant Evidence Law and Legal Definition
Prospectant evidence refers to evidence suggesting that a person might or might not do a particular act even before someone does an act. Prospectant evidence typically falls into any of the five categories :
1.Moral character or disposition;
2.Physical and mental capacity;
3.Habit or custom;
4.Emotion or motive; and
5.Plan, design or intention.
Prospectant evidence is also known as circumstantial evidence whereby past event from which a fact in issue can be inferred in order to establish motive or plan.
Legal Definition list
- Prospect Theory
- Prosecutrix
- Prosecutorial Vindictiveness
- Prosecutorial Remedies and other Tools to end the Exploitation of Children Today Act
- Prosecutorial Misconduct
- Prospectant Evidence
- Prospective Adoptive Parent
- Prospective Anatomical Donor
- Prospective Damages
- Prospective Heir
- Prospective Student [Education]