Sentence examples for evidence statements from inspiring English sources

Only then did they agree to hand over what we had fought for: more than 90 lever-arch files of forensic evidence, statements, photographs and notes.

The rule will no longer permit us to use as evidence statements that have been obtained using cruel, inhuman, or degrading interrogation methods.

It generally forbids prosecutors from using as evidence statements made before suspects have been warned that they have a right to remain silent and to consult a lawyer.

Turkey's state broadcaster TRT Haber said Saudi officials asked for the whole investigation folder, including evidence, statements and footage, to be given to them.

Tribunal rules give prosecutors control over defense subpoenas and have looser restrictions against hearsay evidence, statements made outside court by people who are not available for cross-examination.

Some writers on film — particularly in England — blithely say that Kane wasn't based on Hearst, using as evidence statements that Welles made to the press in early 1941, when he was trying to get the picture released.

A federal judge in Virginia permitted into evidence statements made by a defendant while in a Saudi jail in which the defendant, Amed Omar Abu Ali, alleged torture, a longstanding practice in Saudi Arabia.

BEHIND THE NEWS Prosecutors are generally banned by the Miranda rule from using as evidence statements made by suspects in custody before they have been warned that they have the right to remain silent and to consult a lawyer.

An effort to prosecute Mr. Nashiri could also put a sharp focus on one of the crucial differences between federal civilian court and military commissions: the admissibility of hearsay evidence — statements and documents collected outside of court.

General 'evidence statements' were generated from the publications, and a 'level of evidence' reported according to pre-specified criteria based on an adapted 83, 84 GRADE tool 72 (Table 1).

The second column lists 'evidence statements' generated, with the third column summarising the number of studies appraised at each 'level of evidence' (high [H], medium [M], low [L] and very low [VL]), with the respective references in parentheses.