uncovered evidence
[ʌn'kʌvərd 'ɛvɪdəns]
noun phrasepl: uncovered evidence (uncountable) / pieces of uncovered evidence
evidência descoberta
1. Evidence that has been discovered or revealed, especially after being hidden, concealed, or previously unknown
The investigation uncovered evidence of fraud in the company's financial records.
A investigação descobriu evidência de fraude nos registros financeiros da empresa.
2. Facts or information brought to light during an investigation or inquiry
New uncovered evidence led to the reopening of the criminal case.
Nova evidência descoberta levou à reabertura do caso criminal.
3. Proof or documentation that has been exposed or made public
The journalists uncovered evidence that contradicted the official statement.
Os jornalistas descobriram evidência que contradisse a declaração oficial.
In Brazil, the concept of 'evidência descoberta' is particularly relevant in legal proceedings and journalistic investigations. The term carries weight in both criminal justice and business contexts, reflecting Brazil's growing emphasis on transparency and accountability. In the USA, uncovering evidence is a cornerstone of investigative journalism and legal discovery processes, with significant cultural importance in the legal system.
NYC Slang
receipts (informal slang for proof/evidence that exposes wrongdoing)
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