There is the evidence unfolding night after night.
Judge Wildblood said that, in many cases, a few points of bad practice became obvious as evidence unfolds, but it was "very rare that so many such points should be gathered into one case".
Evidence unfolded that the gunmen had killed their victims early on in the siege and left the bodies, apparently fooling Indian security forces into thinking that they were still holding hostages.
As Round 2 began, the government had changed the order of witnesses from the first trial and thus the way the evidence would unfold before the jury.
"In this trial, the slate, as it were, is wiped clean and you judge the case afresh based only on the evidence which unfolds before you during the course of the trial," the judge said at the start of the trial of the prominent economist Vicky Pryce.
He said: "You judge the case afresh... only on the evidence that unfolds before you.
14 This unusual kinetic profile was observed for most sites (e.g., 55), although the profiles of some sites showed only marginal evidence for unfolding (e.g., 66, 67) or final folding (e.g., 31), and that of other sites (e.g., 5) showed no evidence for folding at all.
But Strasburger and Waldvogel say their finding is evidence that DID can unfold at a very basic, biological level.
As events unfold new evidence is created.
