Inference: conclusion drawn from facts; adverse inference permits drawing detrimental conclusions from withheld controlled evidence. The document defines Inference as a conclusion from considering other facts and deducing a logical consequence, and describes Adverse Inference as a detrimental conclusion a fact finder may draw when a party fails to produce evidence within its control, with some courts requiring bad faith for the inference.
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Inference: conclusion drawn from facts; adverse inference permits drawing detrimental conclusions from withheld controlled evidence.
The document defines Inference as a conclusion from considering other facts and deducing a logical consequence, and describes Adverse Inference as a detrimental conclusion a fact finder may draw when a party fails to produce evidence within its control, with some courts requiring bad faith for the inference.
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