Sentence examples for courts admitted from inspiring English sources

Until Mexican Independence in 1821, the Spanish courts admitted Nahuatl testimony and documentation as evidence in lawsuits, with court translators rendering it in Spanish.

The defendants often had no access to lawyers during pretrial investigations, Amnesty said, and the courts admitted as evidence confessions that the group contends were obtained under torture.

Courts admit evidence of dubious quality at trial, and send defendants to prison -- or to death -- on the basis of it.

He did not enjoy his time in the high courts, admitting that he "missed the limelight" of being an advocate, and, combined with ill-health, he suffered from depression in 1942.

Well, I think that the trial court admitted, theoretically admitted the ballots for purposes JUSTICE ANSTEAD.

The court admitted as evidence the logbook showing how much fuel was left.

Earlier on Thursday, the US supreme court admitted that justice Anthony Kennedy mistakenly blocked the start of same-sex marriage in Nevada.

There was only circumstantial evidence against him, the court admitted, but the "collective conscience of society" could only be soothed with this execution.

His was one of the few NGOs to be recognised officially by Beijing, and in 2011, for the first time, a court admitted his suit against a factory that had dumped 5,000 tons of chromium waste in Yunnan province.

In a crucial development on 1 June, technical experts commissioned by the court admitted that they could not say that the footage found in the team's studio betrayed evidence of manipulation or misleading editing.

The court admitted the general ban could appear to be an overreaction to a small problem and said it was "extremely worried" by the Islamophobic declarations made during the parliamentary debate.