Proofs
/ˈpruːfs/
Definitions
- (n.) Documents, evidence, or materials presented in a legal proceeding to establish the truth of a fact or assertion.
The lawyer submitted the proofs to support her client's claim.
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- proof
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Commentary
In legal usage, 'proofs' typically refers to materials substantiating claims or defenses and should not be confused with the singular 'proof,' which may have broader or distinct meanings.
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