Alternative form of counterstatement

A type of fallacy from making an inductive conclusion with insufficient evidence; a kind of faulty generalization; underpowered generalization

A written or oral statement by the victim of a crime, made as part of the judicial process to convey the impact that the crime has had upon the victim.

(philosophy) A statement expressing a value judgment answering the question of what ought to be, as opposed to what there is.

A statement that can be verified by facts.