Definition of secondary evidence in English:

secondary evidence

noun

mass nounLaw

Something, in particular documentation, which confirms the existence of unavailable primary evidence.
〔律〕次要证据，间接证据
Example sentencesExamples
- This is secondary evidence (in one case, hearsay as well) and I have accordingly approached it with caution.
- We were, in effect, being asked to draw conclusions from secondary evidence.
- Is a copy of it available or is there anything in the papers that contains secondary evidence of its contents?
- Many of these contributors are acknowledged experts in their field and their command over both primary and secondary evidence is of a very high standard.
- If the original assignment was not stamped then secondary evidence of it would not be admissible.

Definition of secondary evidence in US English:

secondary evidence

nounˈevəˌdens

Law

Something, in particular documentation, which confirms the existence of unavailable primary evidence.
〔律〕次要证据，间接证据
Example sentencesExamples
- We were, in effect, being asked to draw conclusions from secondary evidence.
- Many of these contributors are acknowledged experts in their field and their command over both primary and secondary evidence is of a very high standard.
- If the original assignment was not stamped then secondary evidence of it would not be admissible.
- Is a copy of it available or is there anything in the papers that contains secondary evidence of its contents?
- This is secondary evidence (in one case, hearsay as well) and I have accordingly approached it with caution.

词汇	secondary evidence
释义	Definition of secondary evidence in English: secondary evidence noun mass nounLaw Something, in particular documentation, which confirms the existence of unavailable primary evidence. 〔律〕次要证据，间接证据 Example sentencesExamples This is secondary evidence (in one case, hearsay as well) and I have accordingly approached it with caution. We were, in effect, being asked to draw conclusions from secondary evidence. Is a copy of it available or is there anything in the papers that contains secondary evidence of its contents? Many of these contributors are acknowledged experts in their field and their command over both primary and secondary evidence is of a very high standard. If the original assignment was not stamped then secondary evidence of it would not be admissible. Definition of secondary evidence in US English: secondary evidence nounˈevəˌdens Law Something, in particular documentation, which confirms the existence of unavailable primary evidence. 〔律〕次要证据，间接证据 Example sentencesExamples We were, in effect, being asked to draw conclusions from secondary evidence. Many of these contributors are acknowledged experts in their field and their command over both primary and secondary evidence is of a very high standard. If the original assignment was not stamped then secondary evidence of it would not be admissible. Is a copy of it available or is there anything in the papers that contains secondary evidence of its contents? This is secondary evidence (in one case, hearsay as well) and I have accordingly approached it with caution.
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