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The (i) _____ between the records and the testimony, along with the (i
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The (i) _____ between the records and the testimony, along with the (ii) _____ evidence, led the prosecutor to reevaluate his approach for trying the (iii) _____ case against the alleged perpetrator
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
|---|---|---|
| A. correlation | D. corroborated | G. compelling |
| B. discrepancy | E. vetted | H. tenuous |
| C. relationship | F. unsubstantiated | I. conclusive |
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Re: The (i) _____ between the records and the testimony, along with the (i
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The answers are B, F and H.
Blank (i): "Discrepancy" refers to a difference or inconsistency between the records and the testimony presented.
Blank (ii): "Unsubstantiated" signifies evidence that has not been confirmed or verified, leaving doubts regarding its credibility or authenticity.
Blank (iii): "Tenuous" means having little strength or certainty, suggesting that the evidence might not be strong or convincing enough to support the case against the alleged perpetrator.
Therefore, the completion using "discrepancy," "unsubstantiated," and "tenuous" portrays a scenario where inconsistencies between records and testimony, along with unverified evidence, have led to uncertainties or doubts, prompting a reevaluation of the case against the alleged perpetrator by the prosecutor.
Blank (i): "Discrepancy" refers to a difference or inconsistency between the records and the testimony presented.
Blank (ii): "Unsubstantiated" signifies evidence that has not been confirmed or verified, leaving doubts regarding its credibility or authenticity.
Blank (iii): "Tenuous" means having little strength or certainty, suggesting that the evidence might not be strong or convincing enough to support the case against the alleged perpetrator.
Therefore, the completion using "discrepancy," "unsubstantiated," and "tenuous" portrays a scenario where inconsistencies between records and testimony, along with unverified evidence, have led to uncertainties or doubts, prompting a reevaluation of the case against the alleged perpetrator by the prosecutor.
