In the Case of Spoliation of Evidence,an Adverse Instruction Tells

Multiple Choice

In the case of spoliation of evidence,an adverse instruction tells the jury that they may

A) infer that the destroyed evidence may have been favorable to the other side.
B) assume that the destroyed evidence was favorable to the other side.
C) decide in favor of the other party if it determined that evidence was deliberately destroyed.
D) decide in favor of the other party if it is shown that the destroyed evidence was favorable to them.