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And experienced foreign volunteers may be admitted in the future.

Travelers from outside Europe may be admitted in a year's time, Mr. Weever said.

That's why we don't allow coerced confessions to be admitted in evidence against a criminal defendant.

Many left before the inauguration began and others wondered whether they would be admitted in time.

Whether that statement could be admitted in court later remained murky.

It would allow of evidence seized in this country or abroad without a search warrant to be admitted in trials.

Before the tape can be admitted in any legal proceeding, those and other details will have to be provided.

At the outset, however, Judge Braslow said he would allow wide latitude, including material that would not normally be admitted in a trial.

The Siac judge Mr Justice Mitting said the diplomatic assurances obtained by May were insufficient to prove that torture-based evidence would not be admitted in any retrial.

The defence requested that this document should not be admitted in evidence without the governor and his secretary attending trial for the purposes of cross-examination.

"Or sometimes there may be an appearance of criminal wrongdoing that cannot be supported by evidence that would be admitted in a court of law".