09/28/2026
Yes, a conviction does not always require physical evidence.
A case may rely on other forms of evidence, such as witness testimony, digital records, video footage, statements, or other circumstances surrounding the incident.
However, the prosecution still has the burden of proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Every piece of evidence must be examined carefully. 🔍
Molina Law Group helps clients understand the evidence against them and build a defense strategy based on the facts of their case.
We are committed to securing the justice and compensation you deserve. Call us now at ☎️ (602) 718-1249 to get started on your path to justice!