Indirect evidence definition

Indirect evidence means any statement made outside the presence of the child protective services worker and relayed to the child protective services worker as proof of the contents of the statement.
Indirect evidence or "circumstantial evidence" means evidence which only tends to establish the issue by proof of various facts, sustaining by their consistency the hypothesis claimed.

Examples of Indirect evidence in a sentence

  • Indirect evidence of the price of a com- parable uncontrolled services transaction.

  • Indirect evidence used cumulatively is very decisive in the occurrence of a violation of competition law, because it can distinguish between parallel behaviors that arise due to tacit collusion and those that occur due to natural reactions between competitors at a certain market concentration.

  • Indirect evidence of the decrease of this species is evident in the decreased abundance of Light-mantled Albatrosses in their summer feeding grounds since 1980.