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Prove

To prove a case means that it has been shown, in law, that something exists. For example you can be proved guilty.

First published: January 09, 2015

Last updated: January 09, 2015

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9 January 2015

Proof

Proof is what the prosecution need to make a case against a person. The standard of proof is a legal term meaning what is needed before something can be proven. A proof is also a word that lawyers use when they formally write up a persons version of events, they may be asked to sign this.

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