Title: Can a Person be charged without Evidence? | Goodman Criminal Defense Attorney
Headings: Can a Person be charged without Evidence?
Can a Person be charged without Evidence?
What is an evidence?
How evidences can charge and convict you
Tampering with evidence
What to do if charged without evidence?

Content: Sometimes, a lot of evidence is not enough if they are not powerful enough to convict you. If the trial proceeds, the prosecution must further claim your liability by providing a burden of proof and should prove you are guilty beyond reasonable doubt or a factor that really ties you to the case. Without these, the jury will come up with a decision of not finding you guilty. Know that before an evidence is put out in the court, it undergoes extensive examination and are only allowed to be used if it adheres to the Rules of Court. A live testimony should be from a person with an admissible character and any other evidence should be taken lawfully (i.e., not based on hearsay). An evidence can link you to a crime you could have committed. One example is when a gun is found in the premises of your home. While there already is a probable cause because you are living in the particular place, a gun found in the area with or without a fingerprint can be the final nail in the coffin. Tampering with evidence
Sometimes, a defendant acts like there is no evidence against them because they have already tampered with it. Tampering with evidence only has one goal in mind: