Sentence examples for dodgy evidence from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors and judges retort that police provide dodgy evidence.

Because of dodgy evidence, the mildly retarded Mr Washington was pardoned in 2000 by Mr Warner's Republican predecessor, James Gilmore.

And, surprisingly, he has found it is scientifically and statistically wanting.This is not to say that the world's prisons are full of innocent victims of dodgy evidence.

As a consequence of the trial being held in open [court], as a consequence of journalists knowing about the dodgy evidence against them, people like Chris Mullin, Granada, the BBC, uncovered what really happened and those men were subsequently acquitted.

Davis suggested that these new appointments pursued politically motivated convictions based on dodgy evidence.

He says the Bush government was keen to get convictions, and its yes men were happy to accept dodgy evidence to that end.

Scotland Yard has every jot of paper, every scrap of dodgy digital evidence, it will ever need.

Once four of the men had been persuaded to confess, the rest of the so-called investigation consisted of fitting their faces to the frame, with the aid of some dodgy forensic evidence.

The finale opened with a descent into Adam Gettrick's now-empty underground bunker, where Alice, Sophie and Lena (whose body was in the shed, not Alice's, after Stone Sr planted dodgy DNA evidence) were kept prisoner for years.

Felbab-Brown says a decade ago there were "dramatized links" made in the media linking the group to the drug trade, "based on dodgy, murky evidence," but the stories have since died down because the group has taken such a beating from the US in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The letter noted that thousands of British soldiers had been killed and wounded in Afghanistan and Iraq, adding that the Iraq invasion was based on "the dodgy dossier" of evidence that Saddam Hussein possessed chemical weapons, which were later found not to exist.