"bad eyewitness" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to someone who witnessed an event but may not have accurately observed or recalled the details. Example: The prosecutor was unable to secure a conviction due to the unreliable testimony of a bad eyewitness.
In recent years many states and cities have moved to overhaul lineups, as DNA evidence has exposed nearly 200 wrongful convictions, three-quarters of them resulting primarily from bad eyewitness identification.
"Bad eyewitness identifications are one of the leading causes of wrongful convictions," California Innocence Project Director, Professor Justin Brooks, said in a statement.
The projector was housed in an ambulance, a vehicle strongly associated with the bad years, so that these confessions and eyewitness accounts could be screened anywhere, at any time.
When he sings of the rough-living characters in songs, it's not hard to imagine him an eyewitness to the barroom brawls and bad-behaving folk in the Crescent City demimonde.
While others left, she sought to discover even more about her city, writing a memoir which weaves together an eyewitness account of the war with a broader argument about how bad architecture and bad planning were part of its cause.
While others left, she sought to discover even more about her city, writing a memoir that weaves together an eyewitness account of the war with a broader argument about how bad architecture and bad planning were part of its cause.
If you're sure someone you know of did something bad, and if you have evidence of any kind (your eyewitness account, or better yet, physical evidence), either to you or to someone else, tell a family member or friend you trust as soon as you can.
Eyewitness report 1939". "In order to avoid making a bad impression on foreign visitors, signs with extreme content are to be removed; signs like 'Jews are not wanted here' are sufficient.
One eyewitness recalled: "It wasn't what you would call a bad submarine because it could have blowed every house down because they were all in a row there.
Trumbull, another eyewitness, noted that the Indian word for the disease meant "a bad yellowing" (3 ).
By Friday evening it is still unclear how bad the storm will be, but folks are stocking up, to which (for this eyewitness) an entirely empty block of Greek yogurt shelves can attest.
