Sentence examples for claim consent from inspiring English sources

Even after the conviction, Turner continues to claim consent was present during the assault.

Or maybe, I would be terrified that the cops would attempt to criminalize me, not take action, or maybe the rapist would claim consent and try to gain custody of my child.

Nguyen had never been charged with a crime, much less convicted of anything—Humboldt County sheriff's deputy Lee Dove pulled him over for allegedly going three miles over the speed limit, then searched his car without permission (though the cops claim consent was given) and found what Nguyen said was gambling winnings.

Why wouldn't most defendants, claiming consent, not check out the Evans defence?

The New York Times, in a story about how his defense is expected to rely on a claim of consent, said that it is likely to involve an onslaught on the alleged victim's character ("experts say no aspect of her life, like her personal history and any financial dealings, will go unscrutinized").

It has proved much more difficult to make the same claim for consenting adults.

Facebook is also using emotional manipulation here, in the wording of its selective examples, by playing on people's fears (claiming its tech will "help protect you from a stranger") and playing on people's sense of goodwill (claiming your consent will be helpful to people with visual impairment) — to try to squeeze agreement by making people feel fear or guilt.

During the development of the Streams app last year, DeepMind and the Royal Free consistently claimed patient consent was not needed to share their medical records for the Streams app project as the app was being used for so-called 'direct patient care'.

In that sense, broad consents still claim to be informed consents.

March 2004 Southall was cleared by the General Medical Council of all allegations relating to his research on newborn babies using the CNEP ventilator, including the claim that parental consent forms had been forged and babies had unnecessarily died.

It took the GMC seven years to throw out the allegations relating to the CNEP (continuous negative pressure) ventilator, including the claim that parental consent forms had been forged and that babies had unnecessarily died.