The phrase "a secure evidence" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would be "secure evidence" or "a secure piece of evidence."
Example: "The detective presented a secure piece of evidence that proved the suspect's guilt."
Alternatives: "reliable evidence" or "strong evidence."
While many members of the public appear to be open to the possibility of using somewhat different QALY weights for different groups of beneficiaries, we do not yet have any secure evidence base for introducing such a system.
His cooperation is central to the government's case, and it appears to be the first time a nonprosecution agreement "has been used to secure evidence from an individual in a prominent white-collar crime case," Peter J. Henning writes in the White Collar Watch column.
Though the tool is commonly used in criminal investigations, this appears to be the first time it has been used to secure evidence from an individual in a prominent white-collar crime case.
These patterns of large mammal exchanges, potentially across the Strait of Gibraltar, open up the possibility that hominins dispersed into Europe via the Maghreb (in Atlantic regions) and Iberia, perhaps explaining why it is only in Iberia that secure evidence of a human occupation of Europe prior to 1 Ma is known (archaeological sites in GB, Atapuerca/Sima del Elefante).
Henry G. Miller, a lawyer for Con Edison, said that an independent company, Evidence Security Inc., had been hired to secure evidence found at the scene.
Durmaz killed himself during a police raid in Gaziantep on 19 May, and Turkish police were able to secure evidence of his communications from his computer.
Without proper training and equipment to secure evidence, the police rely on torture to secure confessions.
"It seems that the release took longer … because the police wanted to secure evidence for arrests," Westgate said.
