Testimonial Evidence is provided by whom?

• A. Expert
• B. Victim or witness
• C. Suspect
• D. Police officer

Answer: (B)

Testimonial evidence is the statements someone makes about the facts of the case. It comes from people who actually witnessed or experienced what happened—typically a victim or a witness who can describe the events in their own words. This type of evidence is about what the person says, not about physical objects or expert opinions. While a police officer can testify and a suspect may speak, the form of testimonial evidence specifically involves the firsthand account from those who observed the incident, which is why the correct choice is a victim or witness.