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Originally posted by hersuit: ↑

Contested, in the legal parlance, would mean no evidence - not theory or conjecture - put forth that challenges or impugns the nature of the evidence by Patel.

So say in a trial, a ballistic expert testifies it was "x,y,z cal from said gun" and nothing contested that by way of competing evidence it would an uncontested fact the jury would take into account

Now if there was someone else in the room with a different view that would be another matter

Ohhhh wait..there was. Donald Trump

Case goes away

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Contested, in the legal parlance, would mean no evidence

how is it you guys lie so easily ?
it means nothing of the sort - means the evidence , or the construction of it or the significance of it are being contested is all ...in the legal parlance !
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