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He has denied using them, but circumstantial evidence undermines his denial.

"Inflated rhetoric depicting crimes for which there is no evidence undermines public confidence," Ms. Thernstrom said.

The policy of believing victims from the outset, unless evidence undermines their claims, was introduced after police blundered in a series of cases of serious sexual assault.

Buying too much into this myth in the face of the evidence undermines our understanding of a depressing and universal truth: the world is stacked against some young people before they're even born.

Abortion opponents have attempted to link the procedure with long-term health risks, but here again the scientific evidence undermines their claims.

"The exclusion of criminal defense evidence undermines the central truthseeking aim of our criminal justice system", Brennan opined, "because it deliberately distorts the record at the risk of misleading the jury into convicting an innocent person".

They are also separate; and attempts to conflate them with flimsy evidence undermine the seriousness of both.

Prosecutors investigated aggressively, and when they discovered evidence undermining the complainant's credibility, they did exactly what prosecutors should do: disclosed it to the defense.

Evidence that could aid the defense could be impeachment evidence — evidence undermining the testimony of a witness — or exculpatory, meaning that it shows that the defendant might be innocent.

Scientists in Israel have demonstrated that it is possible to fabricate DNA evidence, undermining the credibility of what has been considered the gold standard of proof in criminal cases.

The government is trying to cut off the innocent owner defense by pointing to evidence undermining a claim that Mr. Cohen acted reasonably or that he did not know about the violations.