credible evidence
credible evidence 可信的证据；可靠的证据 指值得相信的证据，它不仅应当具有可靠来源，而且其本身也应当是可信的，即就证据所描述的或与之相关的事项而言，该证据是自然的、合理的且可能的，从而使其容易被相信。
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against the weight of the evidence
against the weight of the evidence. (Of a verdict or judgment) contrary to the credible evidence; not sufficiently supported by the evidence in the record. See WEIGHT OF THE EVIDENCE.
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manifest error
An error that is plain and indisputable, and that amounts to a complete disregard of the controlling law or the credible evidence in the record. [Cases: Appeal and Error 999(1), 1008.1(7). C.J.S. Appeal and Error §§ 784, 805, 810.]
bursting bubble theory
bursting-bubble theory. Evidence. The principle that a presumption disappears once the presumed facts have been contradicted by credible evidence. [Cases: Evidence 85, 89. C.J.S. Evidence §§ 131, 135, 152–156, 160.]
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procedural presumption
A presumption that may be rebutted by credible evidence. [Cases: Evidence 53. C.J.S. Evidence §§ 2, 130–132, 134, 1341.]
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credibility
credibility, n. The quality that makes something (as a witness or some evidence) worthy of belief. [Cases: Evi-dence 588. C.J.S. Evidence §§ 1318–1320, 1322, 1329.] — credible, adj.
insane
insane, adj. Mentally deranged; suffering from one or more delusions or false beliefs that (1) have no foundation in reason or reality, (2) are not credible to any reasonable person of sound mind, and (3) cannot be overcome in a sufferer’s mind by any amount of evidence or argument. See INSANITY. [Cases: Mental Health 3.
creditable
creditable. 1. Worthy of being believed; credible (creditable evidence). 2. Capable of being ascribed or credited (creditable service time). 3. Reputable; respectable (creditable witness).