Sentence examples for challenge evidence from inspiring English sources

In what circumstances does a defendant's ability to "challenge evidence obtained through coercion" make him unprosecutable?

A multitude of stakeholders that are targets of policy programmes challenge evidence.

The Nicole Richie driving-under-the-influence trial in Los Angeles was delayed yesterday until Aug. 16 so a defense expert can challenge evidence in the case, The Associated Press reported.

The Washington Post described them as people the Administration considers too dangerous to release but unprosecutable because officials fear trials could compromise intelligence-gathering and because detainees could challenge evidence obtained through coercion.

At the full hearing, the SRA as the prosecuting authority, is expected to present its case to a Tribunal panel of two solicitors and a lay member, during which Ms Onasanya can challenge evidence or offer mitigation.

Any criminal tribunal specially designed for a select group of defendants will be inherently suspect because it violates the Golden Rule — giving them fewer rights than anyone else in United States courts to challenge evidence against them or to prevent the use of dubious confessions.

He challenged evidence given by former BBC director general Mark Thompson to the PAC in 2011 about the progress of DMI.

This paper challenges evidence that HOTAIR functions through a PRC2-dependent mechanism to repress target gene transcription.

It also challenged evidence presented at the trial that the official had purchased the clothes found in the suitcase that held the bomb.

North Sea experts challenged evidence of a downturn in oil and gas production in the figures, saying industry records showed production rose in the runup to Christmas.

Held: Neither the admission of the challenged evidence nor the jury instruction as to its use rises to the level of a due process violation.