- In law,
rebuttal is a form of
evidence that is
presented to
contradict or
nullify other evidence that has been
presented by an
adverse party. By analogy...
-
arguments in the
rebuttals,
because the
opposing team may not have
enough time to
respond to all arguments. The
Second Negative Rebuttal (2NR) is the fourth...
- In law, a
presumption is an "inference of a
particular fact".
There are two
types of presumptions:
rebuttable presumptions and
irrebuttable (or conclusive)...
- The Holocaust—the
murder of
about six
million Jews by ****
Germany from 1941 to 1945—is the most-do****ented
genocide in history.
Although there is no single...
-
surrebuttal is a
response to the
opposing party's
rebuttal; in
essence it is a
rebuttal to a
rebuttal. Regoli,
Robert M.; John D.
Hewitt (2007). Exploring...
- high school,
rebuttals are
usually five
minutes long (with the
exception of
certain states and
organizations that use four
minute rebuttals). In college...
-
American politics, the
response to the
State of the
Union address is a
rebuttal speech,
often brief,
delivered by a
representative (or representatives)...
- Show's
female writers, producers, and correspondents, 32 of whom
posted a
rebuttal on the show's
website in
which they ****erted that the
description of the...
-
During the Ming and Qing dynasties,
Chinese novels inspired sequels,
rebuttals, and
reinventions with new settings,
sometimes in
different genres. Far...
- The self-indication ****umption
doomsday argument rebuttal is an
objection to the
doomsday argument (that
there is only a 5%
chance of more than twenty...
