Sentence examples for errors in the evidence from inspiring English sources

So far reviewers haven't picked him up on any substantial errors in the evidence, so has Pinker got all his homework right?

The SFO was taken to task in court this year for errors in the evidence it presented to justify obtaining search warrants against the brothers.Softbank, a Japanese telecoms company, agreed to buy a 70% stake in Sprint Nextel, America's third-biggest wireless carrier.

From Figure 7 it can be concluded at a glance that there is both substantial risk of systematic and random error involved in the evidence available so far considering mortality associated with class 1a antiarrhythmics.

The role of the barrister in cross examination is to highlight the errors and inconsistencies in the evidence given, never to seek to win a point by confusing a witness.

Taylor's lawyers argued that the original trial chamber made systematic errors in the evaluation of evidence and in the application of the law governing what constitutes "aiding and abetting" sufficiently serious to "reverse all findings of guilt entered against him".

In this episode, Doggett is determined to find an error in the DNA evidence that freed the convicted Robert Fassl, the "Screwdriver Killer", whom he nearly caught in the act 13 years earlier.

But Judge Smithson ruled that prosecutors made several errors in presenting evidence to the grand jury.

Mr Sedgwick, the UKBA's director of international operations and visas and a former acting chief executive, said he took responsibility for errors in his evidence to the committee in April 2011.

Knox remained in jail until an Italian appeals court threw out the conviction in 2011, ridiculing the prosecution's theory and pointing out 50 errors in DNA evidence presented at Knox's trial.

However, Zimmer finds a technical error by forensics technician Dale Stuckey Noel Fisherr) in the evidence paperwork.

A third group, typified by the Nizkor Project, responds to arguments and claims made by Holocaust denial groups by pointing out inaccuracies and errors in their evidence.