Sentence examples for evidence of forcible from inspiring English sources

There would need to be evidence of forcible or violent entry to make a claim.

Some weeks later, the District Attorney's office released a statement, which read in part, "After completing an extensive investigation and analysis of the evidence, our conclusion is that there is no credible evidence of forcible rape involving any of these boys. . . .

In Sweden, for example, there are three categories of rape -- gross, ordinary and minor (Assange is being charged with minor, or third-degree, rape) -- and in the United States, where there is no national rape law, there are some states that require evidence of "forcible compulsion" before it can be called rape.

Even the complications are standard for sex abuse: with no eyewitness or other direct evidence of a forcible attack, the case is shaping up to be a battle of she-said, he-said.

Although the Manhattan district attorney's office agreed last week to release Mr. Strauss-Kahn from house arrest, prosecutors said they still believed that there was evidence of a forcible sexual attack.

The official said that an examination of the woman after the alleged assault did find vaginal bruising, but that it was not conclusive evidence of a forcible sexual encounter.

While the US Supreme Court has drawn lines on extracting blood and even bullets from involuntary suspects for purposes of gathering evidence, the forcible extraction of urine remains an unsettled area of the law.

"Once the evidence is reviewed it will be clear that there was no element of forcible compulsion whatsoever; any evidence to the contrary is simply not credible," Mr. Brafman said.

At the same time, there has been a sharp increase in the rate at which complaints of forcible rape have been dismissed by the police as false or lacking enough evidence to take to court.

While attacks classified as rapes dropped 35.7 percent from 2005 to 2009, there has been a sharp increase in the rate at which complaints of forcible rape have been dismissed by the police as false or lacking enough evidence to take to court.

In a unanimous decision, the court reversed the conviction because the evidence presented at trial was not sufficient to demonstrate that the Party was advocating action (as opposed to mere doctrine) of forcible overthrow of the government.