Judicial Truth

Judicial truth refers to the factual understanding established through the legal process in a court case. It is the version of events or facts that a court finds to be most credible and supported by the evidence presented. While not always reflecting absolute, ultimate reality, judicial truth is what the court accepts for the purpose of delivering justice in a particular case. It is based on legal standards and rules of evidence, aiming to determine what is more likely true given the available information.