Sentence examples for evidence will be lost from inspiring English sources
As Hugh Davies QC noted in the programme: "The risk is that very important evidence will be lost if it's not the police in control of the operation".
But we need to ask whether too much evidence will be lost in smartphones that now lock away all that they hold not just message traffic but also calendar entries, pictures, and videos even when police have a legal right to view those contents.
Proper reporting of allegations, Kabak says, can reduce the chances that crucial evidence will be lost or destroyed.
A week after Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 came down in Ukraine, the crash site has yet to be secured raising concerns that vital evidence will be lost.
There are growing concerns that vital evidence following the MH17 plane crash will be lost unless the site is handed over to the authorities.
"They are living visible evidence that all is not and never will be lost because this new generation has really got its hands on the possibilities in the future.
There are good examples of trusts using Agenda for Change to bring about improvements in care, but the mainstream NHS has so far failed to grasp the challenge... Without further central government pressure to deliver, opportunities will be lost.' Some additional evidence of the impact of Agenda for Change can be found in staff surveys.
