Sentence examples similar to evidence truthfulness from inspiring English sources

Thus a State which has obtained a coerced or involuntary statement cannot argue for its admissibility on the ground that other evidence demonstrates its truthfulness.

I know he's gonna be shot.... It's actually the strongest evidence of her truthfulness, because if she was a liar she would say something that made more sense.

"The integrity and effectiveness of the select committee system," we conclude, "relies on the truthfulness of evidence.

The chance that these records do not contain evidence relevant to Kavanaugh's truthfulness under oath?

Human rights investigators have developed methods for assessing the truthfulness of digital evidence, methods widely and openly shared within the human rights community.

No lawsuit or charges have been filed against Bishop Hubbard, 65, regarding the accusations, and the Albany County district attorney has revealed evidence casting doubt on the truthfulness of one of his accusers.

The movement proposed that, for a statement to hold meaning, it must be possible to verify its truthfulness empirically – with evidence from the senses.

If a confession is admitted, the jury is left to weigh its truthfulness as it weighs other evidence.

Sir John Chilcot also said evidence may be given under an "undertaking" of truthfulness and he will discuss the format of the inquiry with opposition party leaders and MPs.

"They are made as actual facts and their truthfulness can be objectively tested with evidence".

Their system is an end-to-end pipeline that extracts factual evidence from Wikipedia and infers a decision about the truthfulness of the claim based on the extracted evidence.