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10-Nov-2005, 05:12
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 evidence What the noun for the evidence collected by enticing during the investigaiton of a particular case. The Chinese could be literally translated to "trap evidence", however, I am not really sure whether it is correct or not. Thank you very much! Smile, Emily Last edited by emily wong; 10-Nov-2005 at 05:23. |
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11-Nov-2005, 04:37
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| Re: evidence I don't know a specific term for that, but 'trap evidence' doesn't work for me. I'd use 'evidence gained by enticement', or something like that. The closest I can get to is 'honeypot', but that is the enticement: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeypot  |
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