Sentence examples for bogus evidence from inspiring English sources

Much of Mr. Glass's book recounts Stephen's undoing, when he scrambled to contrive fake notes and bogus evidence as his editors closed in on him.

Poorly supervised narcotics officers in the Dallas Police Department routinely ignored departmental guidelines, allowing informers to dupe them into arresting more than 20 people in 2001 with bogus evidence, a report to the City Council said.

Alter doesn't dispute the fact that a lynch mob led by right-wing bloggers and pundits went after Mapes armed with bogus evidence about the documents, but he figures, oh, well, even if she's innocent, let's string her up anyway.

Trump wrote a letter to the editor in the New York Times, for example, advancing a host of bogus evidence against Obama's birth in the United States and, thus, his legitimacy to occupy the White House.

Because the test assesses students' abilities to draw inferences from their reading, what your louche colleague calls "logic" — he is advising them to concoct bogus evidence to support a thesis rather than find actual supporting materialin a work of literature — is pure mendacity.

"Michael West was presenting bogus evidence," Carrington says.

We're led to a world in which a respected public servant has created an enormous lie, manufactured entirely bogus, disparate evidence, produced that evidence to an unquestioning media and prosecuted that lie at huge cost.

Two secular journalists and a police chief who exposed the fake evidence, and blamed the "The Imam's Army," were soon themselves imprisoned on bogus charges.

Among them was Cetin Dogan, a retired general and Mr Rodrik's father-in-law, sentenced in the "Sledgehammer" case.Mr Rodrik and his wife have campaigned hard to prove that much of the case, in which the generals supposedly planned to bomb mosques during Friday prayers and shoot down Greek fighters to justify a coup, rested on bogus digital evidence.

The first terminations came several weeks after the doctor who submitted what prosecutors have said was the bogus medical evidence underlying the applications of the roughly 600 retired railroad workers pleaded guilty in federal court in Manhattan to fraud and conspiracy.

An audience of 18.43 million saw Brandon's luck run out on "Survivor"; on "CSI" (28.45 million), Grissom (William Petersen, left) exposed bogus bug evidence in court; and Alex Kingston (formerly of "ER") appeared on "Without a Trace" (20.25 million) as the femme fatale wife of a man being held for ransom in Mexico.