/ɪndəˈrɛkt pruf/ – Phrase
Definition: 1. chứng cứ gián tiếp;
2. chứng minh bằng những chứng cứ gián tiếp;
3. xác định sự việc bằng những chứng cứ gián tiếp.
A more thorough explanation: Indirect proof, in legal terms, refers to a method of proving a fact or proposition by showing the impossibility or absurdity of the contrary. It involves establishing a conclusion by demonstrating that the opposite of the desired proposition leads to a contradiction or inconsistency. This method is often used in legal arguments and reasoning to establish the truth of a claim indirectly by disproving all other possible alternatives.
Example: In a court of law, the prosecutor presented an indirect proof of the defendant’s guilt by showing the defendant’s fingerprints at the crime scene.