Sentence examples for accuracy of police from inspiring English sources

Judge Keith Cutler said he was worried fatal police shootings were "not as rigorously examined as they could be and that doubts about the accuracy of police accounts are not minimised".

Alun Cairns, a Conservative member of the committee, told the BBC's Daily Politics after the hearing that Heywood should have told the police that there were doubts about the accuracy of the police log saying Mitchell called police officers "plebs".

"We question the accuracy of the police reports we've seen thus far, including the police report that says Mr Gray was arrested without force or incident".

Heywood rejected claims that Number 10 did not raise its concerns about the accuracy of the police log with Scotland Yard because it was concerned about damaging relations with the police.

Or a machine that can sniff out explosives with greater accuracy than a pack of police dogs.

A somewhat similar finding has been reported for the relationship between word counts in statements made by suspects, and by witnesses, and the truthfulness and accuracy of their statements to police (Vrij et al. 2007; Allison et al. 2006, etc).

His defence counsel questioned the accuracy of the in-car police speed camera so the prosecution hired an expert who rented an airfield and an Audi R8 to carry out tests, the results of which were presented to the court.

We emphasize that statistical physics of crime can relevantly inform the design of successful crime prevention strategies, as well as improve the accuracy of expectations about how different policing interventions should impact malicious human activity that deviates from social norms.

McClendon disputes the accuracy of the search warrant, though Miami Police say they got the right house.

We therefore aimed to assess the diagnostic accuracy of personal breathalysers compared with a police breathalyser for detection of being at or over the UK legal driving limit in a real world situation representing a possible application for such devices.

INVESTIGATIONS about police lineups & improved accuracy of sequential lineups... Tells about a staged experiment in eyewitness memory at the University of Berlin in 1901.