A regrettable private conversation has become an admissible public one.
The model estimation converged to an admissible solution.
Given an initial triangulation T 0, the set of admissible triangulations reads (2.6) T ≔ { T : T is an admissible refinement of T 0 }.
Instead, after a military judge ruled admissible his statements obtained under torture, Omar pleaded guilty to all charges, avoiding further entanglement with a system he'd described before the court as "constructed to convict detainees, not find the truth".
Instead, after a military judge ruled admissible his statements obtained under torture, Omar pled guilty to all charges, avoiding further entanglement with a system he'd described before the court as "constructed to convict detainees, not find the truth".
Instead, after a military judge ruled admissible his statements obtained under torture, Omar pleaded guilty to all charges, avoiding further entanglement with a system he'd described before the court as "constructed to convict detainees, not find the truth". Now 28 and serving an eight-year sentence in Canada, Omar remains close to Xenakis, who provides ongoing support.
The burden would be particularly onerous where an investigation was closed years prior to a retrial because law enforcement officials relied in good faith upon a strongly incriminating statement, admissible at the first trial, to provide the cornerstone of the prosecution's case.' 395 U.S., at 220, 89 S.Ct., at 1681 (footnote omitted).
"A judge found my statements, uttered on my live stream, ARE admissible as statements to conspiracy," Wood wrote in an Instagram post one night before the trial began.
However, if a person makes a statement before there is time to administer a caution, the statement remains admissible if the caution is then administered as soon as possible.
(B) A written statement under this Rule shall be admissible if it attaches a declaration by the person making the written statement that the contents of the statement are true and correct to the best of that person's knowledge and belief and.
In a statement, Holder explained "the admissible evidence would not be sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction beyond a reasonable doubt".
