READING 4.3

The title of this chapter was ‘What is the evidence?’ This chapter was written by Ruby, L (1954). The cases that included in this chapter were the cases of kidnapping of the infant son of Charles Lindbergh and examine the evidence, wholly circumstantial, that led to the conviction and execution of Bruno Hauptman. Other than that, the presenters also elaborate about the definition of the evidence. This word means information that gives a strong reason for believing or proves. Next definition is clearly seen or notice. Based on the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, evidence means to gives answer to the question, describe an event at which one was present, law court or at inquiry. There were two types of evidence which were circumstantial and testimonial. In conclusion, evidence will create people’s perspective and put the position towards someone and not all witnesses can be trust and honest in giving statement.