Sentence examples for corrupt evidence from inspiring English sources

Taylor's lead counsel, Courtenay Griffiths QC, said that the conviction was based on "tainted and corrupt evidence, and accused the international justice community of targeting African leaders excessively.

Or is Dark Justice a Pandora's box that will encourage less ethical groups to copy them, possibly target innocents or even corrupt evidence to the point that conviction becomes impossible?

When we watched the infamous OJ Simpson trial on television and saw first hand, up close and in our living rooms the horrendous mistakes and possibly criminal behavior of the LAPD, did we ask how many other defendants have been convicted by corrupt evidence, incompetent or criminal police work and compliant judges?

Previous research has shown that academic physicians conflicted by funding from the pharmaceutical industry have corrupted evidence based medicine and helped enlarge the market for drugs.

Police investigating the White House Farm killings, for which Jeremy Bamber was convicted of multiple murders, have been accused of corrupting vital evidence after claims they allowed the crime scene to be used as a training exercise for firearms officers.

There are regular claims that conflicts of interest have corrupted the evidence, and it has been suggested that scientists should not work with, or even talk to, the tobacco industry about developing vaping devices.

Although Saprang and General Sonthi accused Thaksin of insulting and disrespecting King Bhumibol, he noted that the junta did not pursue lèse majesté charges against Thaksin because "the police corrupted the evidence", and delivered such a weak case that the attorney-general could not file a lawsuit.

The commission report, based on the work of a 30-person staff, including about a dozen investigators, asserted that the Lindsay administration had failed to promptly investigate reports on specific corrupt acts, despite evidence that the corruption was widespread.

The very decent Niall Quinn who, during his TV appearances, looks increasingly like a corrupt policeman falsifying evidence in front of a local authority subcommittee, gets more than his share of heckling.

Responding to critics of the statute, who have complained that providing a cup of coffee or a company baseball cap could be regarded as a bribe, the guide reassuringly states that "it is difficult to envision any scenario in which the provision of cups of coffee, taxi fare or company promotional items of nominal value would ever evidence corrupt intent".

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