The deposit of funds or documents to a neutral third party to be held in safekeeping or in a trust account until the happening of an event. The denial or barring of a right or remedy as a result of some misconduct which would render such right or remedy unjust. The painless putting to death of an individual who is suffering, as an act of mercy. The removal of a tenant from possession of land through legal proceedings. Any type of proof presented at trial which has the effect or tendency to affirm or disaffirm the existence of a fact.
Evidence is the means by which some fact in question is established or disproved.
Evidence includes oral testimony and every other known means available to establish the truth or falsity of a disputed question of fact. An application or communication to the court without notice and outside the presence of an adverse party. Ex Parte communications are prohibited. Such laws are prohibited under the U.S. Constitution. An order to the sheriff or other authorized official to seize the property of a judgment debtor to satisfy a judgment.