In practical terms, every piece of evidence must be judged by:

A) What are its legal and ethical strengths and weaknesses?
B) What are its logical and psychological strengths and weaknesses?
C) What are its political and expedient strengths and weaknesses?
D) What are its rhetorical and historical strengths and weaknesses?

B

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