Sentence examples for any incriminating from inspiring English sources

In a concurring opinion, Justices Clarence Thomas and Antonin Scalia took an even broader view of the Fifth Amendment privilege, saying that in the view of the founding fathers, the protection against compelled self-incrimination applied not only to testimony but also to "any incriminating evidence".

"If the Man comes around, you can't give him any incriminating information".

He added that some countries, including the United States, suspected that any incriminating material may have already been removed.

By the time the government could have gathered enough evidence to obtain wiretaps, any incriminating conversations would have long since taken place.

A landmark decision in 2004 held that unless the witness is available for cross-examination, the state cannot ordinarily introduce any incriminating statements the witness made before disappearing.

Power tools, including an angle grinder, the Hilti drill and crowbars, were abandoned on the floor, having been wiped clean of any incriminating evidence.

None of which is in any way incriminating or plain rude, I hope.

Mr. Milosevic was always a craven bully, and his signature is unlikely to appear on any seriously incriminating documents.

In the current climate of fear among journalists, any faintly incriminating images involving a famous person are lucky to see the light of day in any UK newspaper.

Mississippi State defended the way it handled the process, saying in a statement that it did not have any specific incriminating information about another program.

He describes his deployment of double entendres to point out that what he's doing for a living isn't in any form incriminating.