Sentence examples for dealing with evidence from inspiring English sources
He said the prosecution's errors in dealing with evidence and its refusal to follow orders from the bench were making a fair trial impossible.
Traditional courtroom methods of dealing with evidence are not working either, Starmer suggests: "For many victims the adversarial journey through our courtrooms is such an ordeal that most vow never to repeat it.
Judges have twice ended proceedings and ordered Mr. Lubanga's release, because, they said, the prosecution erred in dealing with evidence and refused to carry out their "unequivocal orders," making a fair trial impossible.
Green, who has served for five and a half years, had been dealing with evidence nearby when he was hit.
There will inevitably be problems -- protecting confidential intelligence sources, for example, and, in particular, dealing with evidence obtained through torture -- but I can see no other alternative.
"Unfortunately in the U.S. we are just not dealing with evidence and facts, we are dealing with hatred and racism and xenophobia," she said.
Johnson said the 2014 report had inadequately dealt with evidence on whether the five officers involved should face misconduct proceedings.
"Time and time again, we say, you have seen this defendant manipulate his account to try and deal with evidence that he cannot overcome".
In addition, she told the committee, "we intend to enhance law enforcement's ability to deal with evidence available on computers by developing up to 10 new regional computer forensic labs".
Detective Superintendent Dave Kelly, who is leading the murder inquiry, said he was aware of speculation about the killer's identity, but said detectives would rather deal with evidence than rumour.
Our new research looks at how politicians deal with evidence, asking whether their ideologies affect their interpretation of evidence, and whether more evidence — if it is provided — will persuade them, or instead just lead them to double down on their previous beliefs.
