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error. In the legal sense, a mistaken interpretation of facts or
application of the law that can prove grounds for an appeal.
exemplary damages or punitive damages. Compensation greater than is
necessary to pay a plaintiff for a loss. These damages are awarded because the
loss was aggravated by violence, oppression, malice, fraud or wanton and wicked
conduct on the part of the defendant. Such damages are intended to punish the
defendant for his evil behavior or make an example of him or her.
evidence. Proof of a probative matter presented at trial for the purpose
of inducing belief in the minds of the jury or judge. Evidence comes in a
variety of forms, including testimony, writings, tangible objects, and exhibits.
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