proof, n. (l3c) 1. The establishment O[ refutation of
an alleged fact by evidence; the persuasive effect of
evidence in the mind ofa fact-finder. [Cases: Evidence
(;::=-584.] 2. Evidence that determines the judgment of
a court. 3. An attested document that constitutes legal
evidence. <-- Black's law 9th
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