The parallel in attempting to understand truth based on legal evidence and scientific evidence is that in both cases
A)we can make decisions with absolute certainty.
B)the decisions we make depend on the quality and extent of evidence.
C)we make our decisions based on subjective impressions of people.
D)decisions are reliable and accurate.

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In both legal and scientific contexts, the decisions we make about truth rely heavily on the quality and extent of evidence available. While we strive for reliable and accurate decisions, there is always a degree of subjectivity involved, particularly in interpreting evidence. Therefore, while we can never make decisions with absolute certainty, we can aim for the highest degree of confidence possible with the evidence at hand.

The Parallel in Attempting to Understand Truth Based on Legal