In legal context, fact means a truth that can be proven. Also, a fact is told by someone and it has to be accepted only on belief. In terms of evidence, there are two types: documental and factual. For example, the decision of a court is always based on documental evidence. It can be disproved with factual evidence. Second, evidence can be easily destroyed because it lacks strength and cannot be proved authentically, while fact can be proved by all means. Moreover, fact is characterized by truth, whereas evidence is characterized by falsehood. Facts cannot be disputed in the court. Facts are reveled after an investigation or experiment, while, evidence begins an investigation.
