Ontario Security Hub Security Practice Test

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Real evidence is

  1. Physical evidence

  2. A baseball bat

  3. A gun

  4. All of the above

The correct answer is: All of the above

Real evidence refers to physical, tangible objects that can be perceived by the senses and brought into a court of law to support a case. This includes items that can demonstrate the facts of a matter in dispute, whether they are weapons, tools, or any other physical object relevant to a legal proceeding. The inclusion of options such as a baseball bat and a gun showcases specific examples of real evidence, but the key point is that all such items are considered physical evidence that can be used in investigations, testimonies, and legal arguments. Therefore, when stating that all of the items listed are types of real evidence, it accurately captures the broader category of physical items that hold evidentiary value.