A complete list of the legal terms and definitions every attorney, paralegal, and law student needs to know.
In the legal sense, to fabricate evidence is to create false evidence to be presented in a court setting with the purpose of convincing a judge or jury that the false evidence presented is real. Fabricated evidence may be created by making up facts or by distorting real facts to a degree where they no longer represent the truth.
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