Sentence examples for evidence collected during from inspiring English sources

I can also confirm that due to evidence collected during the investigation we have taken another person into custody.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation and other agencies deserve credit for piecing together a complex array of evidence collected during an extensive international investigation.

James Starrs, a law and forensics expert, said he hoped to re-evaluate evidence collected during the investigation using modern techniques like DNA analysis.

Black also took issue with a provision in the draft that would allow the use of evidence collected during coercive interrogations.

Focusing on creativity, the computational mechanism leads to insightful problem solving by restructuring an internal belief representation based on evidence collected during an incubation period.

Relatives of Albert DeSalvo, who confessed to being the Boston Strangler, and the family of one of the women he said he killed are demanding that the authorities turn over evidence collected during their investigation into the case.

Writing the minority opinion in the case Utah v. Strieff, which examined whether evidence collected by police during illegal stops can be presented in court, Sotomayor said "it it is no secret that people of color are disproportionately victims of this type of scrutiny".

"I understand that the evidence collected by the committee during its investigation was subject to parliamentary privilege, and thus could not be used by the Crown Prosecution Service," the Tory MP Philip Davies wrote.

A Dutch military forensics laboratory continues to work on identifying the remains collected by locals near the crash site, and the Dutch, Australian and Malaysian governments are proceeding with examination of evidence collected at the site during the few days they had access.

Under Florida law, most evidence collected in criminal cases is made public during discovery with some exceptions, such as confessions.

More is expected to be disclosed during the trial through evidence collected from Harvard officials in pretrial depositions that so far has been kept under seal.