Sentence examples for evidence condemned from inspiring English sources

But the accumulation of lies and evidence condemned him.

A few years later HIV transmission through rape was investigated in Sweden using phylogenetic methods and the analysis, together with other evidence, condemned the accused in court.

His own evidence condemns his proposal.

The evidence condemning isoflurane is not supported by the references, which are paediatric case reports rather than fetal exposure.

The decisions cited evidence that condemned inmates might have suffered extreme pain from the chemicals used in lethal injections.

Mr Crump also identified what he said were inconsistencies in the officer's evidence and condemned the "symbiotic relationship" between prosecutor Mr McCulloch and the local police force.

But, decades later, the evidence that condemned her is hardly ironclad.

There is no evidence to condemn her other than her own brilliance, and it is hard to judge a 16-year-old girl on the basis of that alone.

The public broadly endorses the penalty — by about sixty-five per cent in most polls — but many capital cases are beset by doubt, mitigating circumstances, or evidence of the condemned's remorse or redemption.

This tactic is a turbo-charged version of "whataboutery" – the demand that in order to condemn one bad thing, you must at the same time demonstrate evidence that you have condemned all other related bad things to the exact same degree.

Roberts, having passed the bar exam, prosecutes Lucas, who, once condemned, provides evidence that leads to more than one-hundred further drug-related convictions, while he himself is sentenced to 70 years in prison, of which he serves 15 years and is released in 1991.