Sentence examples for evidence obtained through a from inspiring English sources

The rule provides that evidence obtained through a violation of the Fourth Amendment is generally not admissible by the prosecution during the defendant's criminal trial.

Established in Weeks v. United States (1914), this rule holds that evidence obtained through a Fourth Amendment violation is generally inadmissible at criminal trials.

The demand for relevant empirical evidence obtained through an appropriate methodology is one of the demarcations of science as opposed to mere speculation (Ellis and Silk 2014).

Evidence obtained through the use of a warrant cannot be used against a defendant – a prohibition which Liberty considers should be abandoned.

On Tuesday the Court heard oral arguments in the case of Herring v. United States, which poses the question of "whether the exclusionary rule should be applied to bar evidence obtained through the search of a defendant whom the police believed had an outstanding warrant but who actually didn't".

The home secretary, Theresa May, is appealing against a ruling by British judges that he cannot be sent back to Jordan while there is a risk he faces a trial based on evidence obtained through torture.

MacDonald said that he and other lawyers in the US navy had been "disgusted" by the military tribunals set up by the Bush administration and they pressed hard to make the system more just, including a bar on evidence obtained through torture.

The exclusionary rule is the legal principle that evidence obtained through improper means cannot be used against a defendant.

Qatada says that if he faces a new trial in Jordan there is a real risk that evidence obtained through torture will be used against him, in breach of his human rights.

This time around Qatada is confident of a far higher payout after the special immigration court ruled that there was a genuine risk that evidence obtained through torture might be used against him if he was sent to Jordan to face trial.

His deportation was approved after the UK and Jordan signed a treaty, agreeing that evidence obtained through torture would not be used against him.