Sentence examples for evidentiary problems from inspiring English sources

As much as I wanted to prosecute the case, I could not overcome evidentiary problems.

The personal benefit test will often give rise to these sorts of evidentiary problems.

Such testimony is, of course, generally recognized as posing special evidentiary problems.

Therefore, indictment would be fraught with constitutional and evidentiary problems of an obvious and hardly subtle nature.

The appeals court noted (quite soberly) that "some of the evidentiary problems in this case appear[ed] to stem from interpreting difficulties".

During the years-long legal drama that followed — a time Mr. Thompson spent in an isolation cell 23 hours a day — a raft of evidentiary problems emerged.

"It's not a narrow evidentiary problem," he said.

Judge James Lawrence King of Federal District Court in Key West said that "the evidentiary problem went away" because Mr. Morales had testified about the recruiting.

But there was a more fundamental evidentiary problem that should have leapt out at investigators as soon as the state's theory on the number of perpetrators rose from one to two.

I wouldn't say the exclusion of this evidence would make the case weak, but it could pose an evidentiary problem for the government and turn it into a he-said, he-said case, where Bonds' defense team will have more room to argue reasonable doubt". The government still possesses significant evidence against Bonds, 44, who broke Hank Aaron's all-time home run record in 2007.

Steven Ozment, a professor of ancient and modern history at Harvard University, belongs to a small but distinguished group of scholars who have overcome these evidentiary and interpretive problems and have begun to construct a history of the European family in the early modern period.