Sentence examples for evidence was flawed from inspiring English sources

Sollecito's defence team has argued that the evidence was flawed and unreliable.

Three months later, prosecutors dropped the charges after finding that the evidence was flawed.

They did not make a case that he had been dishonest, only that his evidence was flawed.

But the judge ruled their evidence was flawed and the case was thrown out before Dewani could give evidence.

The Bronx district attorney, Robert T. Johnson, said that he disagreed with the decision, adding that "their analysis of the weight of the evidence was flawed".

The judge handling the case of the 1994 bombing criticised Nisman late last week for taking it upon himself to "initiate an investigation without judicial control" and said his evidence was flawed.

Mr Bellesiles concedes that some of his probate evidence is flawed.

Just because I think the scientific evidence is flawed, doesn't mean there isn't any effect.

Despite these studies, some believe the evidence is flawed methodologically and by no means definitive for the use of ESAs.

Outsourcing the Inspections There was evidence that Ali Enterprises was flawed well before September's fire.

However, a leading toxicologist said the committee's review of the evidence on OPs was flawed.