As a judge, you find that both parties have valid arguments but no conclusive evidence.
What is the best decision?
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
A judicial decision must be strictly based on conclusive evidence and established facts, rather than personal bias, wealth, or rhetoric.
• In the absence of conclusive proof, a judge cannot rule in favor of either party.
• Therefore, the most appropriate legal procedure is either to call for further evidence or dismiss the case due to lack of proof.
Hence, Option (B) is the correct choice.