Sentence examples for evidence extract from inspiring English sources

He said: "Your job is to, from the evidence, extract the facts and circumstances surrounding Mr Mills' death".

Furthermore, even evidence extracted through torture might have been admissible.

"The only evidence that I was a member of an illegally formed extremist organisation was evidence extracted by torture.

"It is unacceptable that he faces execution based on evidence extracted under torture.

In Britain lawyers can argue that evidence extracted under duress in United States detention centers should not be admissible under British human rights legislation.

Stevens, however, will reveal that DNA evidence extracted from Paul's parents was recently used to prove he was three times over the French drink drive limit.

That persona endured for years, but it eventually vanished under the weight of evidence extracted by the tribunal.

A1 No Neanderthal Heritage New DNA evidence extracted from a Neanderthal infant, one of the last of its kind, supports the thesis that the hardy, beetle-browed people left little or no genetic legacy.

"The law cannot tolerate such back-door methods, which seize something that any reasonable person expects to remain private," Mr. Gallego's lawyer, David Lynch, wrote in a motion to suppress the DNA evidence extracted from the cigarette butt.

New DNA evidence, extracted from the ribs of a Neanderthal infant, one of the last of its kind, supports the thesis that these hardy, beetle-browed people left little or no genetic legacy in today's populations.

In my ongoing campaign against the past, I've weighed up the evidence – extracted largely from those who still suffer chocolate and sunrise orange swirly carpet-related flashbacks – and concluded that it was shit.