Sentence examples for be inadmissible from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not admissible, especially that cannot be admitted as evidence at a trial
The Court responded using a combination of its double jeopardy provision and language from a different Article 17(1) route of inadmissibility to conclude, in paragraph 41, that a case will only be inadmissible if the same people are being investigated for substantially the same conduct.
The government has said Dr. Albright's testimony would be inadmissible.
Prosecutors had argued that the witness's testimony would be inadmissible under the hearsay rule.
In a trial, he said, that evidence "probably would be inadmissible".
They "may be inadmissible to the United States", presumed to be dangerous.
In law, evidence turned up in an illegal search would generally be inadmissible in court.
Some prosecution evidence, which had subsequently been retracted, was deemed to be inadmissible.
In a prosecution for bank robbery, for example, a prior conviction for drunk driving would almost certainly be inadmissible.
The British court would therefore like his testimony to be inadmissible if Mr Ramda is tried in France.
Ms. Tubbs Jones argued that the new DNA results would be inadmissible because the samples were too old.
The statute defines torture as a crime and includes a provision stating that testimony obtained by torture should be inadmissible.
