Washington State Security Guard License Practice Exam

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What is documentary evidence?

Phone records

Any document which is presented and allowed as evidence

Any NSF cheque

All of the above

Documentary evidence refers to any object or document utilized as evidence in a court of law. This can be anything that can establish a fact or an event. Option D, "All of the above", is correct because it captures all possible forms of documentary evidence. Phone records (Option A) can help establish a timeline of events or prove a conversation took place. An NSF cheque (Option C) could be crucial in fraud or financial crime cases, and it's a form of documentary evidence as it could validate a transaction or intent of payment. Certainly, any document which is presented and allowed as evidence (Option B) falls under the category of documentary evidence. Hence, all these explanations justifies why Option D encompasses all of these individual components and is the right answer.

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