Sentence examples for evidence flawed from inspiring English sources

But that argument is harder to make if such evidence, flawed though it might be, is actively being kept out of the journals.

The pair spent four years in jail for Miss Kercher's 2007 murder, but were freed on appeal in 2011 largely on the grounds DNA evidence was flawed.

Miss Knox and Mr Sollecito spent four years in jail for murder but were freed on appeal in October 2011, largely on the grounds DNA evidence was flawed.

These types of studies are also included to evaluate benefits where trial evidence flaws are known or suspected (e.g., trial evidence includes such narrowly defined populations, outcome measures, or interventions and controls that it has limited usefulness).

In 2011 Miss Knox and Mr Sollecito were acquitted on appeal, largely on the grounds that DNA evidence was flawed.

The pair spent four years in jail before their conviction was overturned in October 2011 on the grounds that DNA evidence was flawed.

The ballistics evidence was flawed, the chain of custody of physical evidence was not properly maintained and the prison telephone recordings reflected something far short of an admission of guilt, he told the jury.

But the judge ruled their evidence was flawed and the case was thrown out before Dewani could give evidence.

Three months later, prosecutors dropped the charges after finding that the evidence was flawed.

Sollecito's defence team has argued that the evidence was flawed and unreliable.

Mr Bellesiles concedes that some of his probate evidence is flawed.