analyse legal evidence
Analyse evidence, such as evidence in criminal cases, legal documentation regarding a case, or other documentation that can be regarded as evidence, in order to obtain a clear image of the case and reach resolutions.
Also called: test judicial documentation, investigate judicial documentation, scrutinise, test legal evidence, assess judicial documentation, investigate legal evidence, analyze legal evidence, assess legal evidence
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