Sentence examples for evidentiary status from inspiring English sources

Before hearing Chelsea Altman's testimony again, they asked questions about, for example, the evidentiary status of confessions.

Part of the problem facing future intellectual historians who may write about Berlin is what evidentiary status to give to these documents.

Students ought to be taught not just the meaning of the word "theory" but the evidentiary status of central scientific theories such as evolution.

To assert this much is, of course, to refuse absolutely the substantial constitution of any "us" or "we" as well as the evidentiary status of any archive, its inherent (by virtue of its "realness") capacity to guarantee in advance or serve as ultimate arbiter of identity, history, practice, criticism, and theory.

Thus tort law does not take custom to dictate the standard of care; the fact-finder must independently determine whether the practice is efficient, though its customary status has some positive evidentiary value.

While this general statement applied by its terms only to one who was ultimately indicted by the grand jury, its reasoning applies with like force to one who seeks to make an evidentiary challenge to grand jury proceedings on the basis of his status as a prospective witness.

Evidentiary standards vary.

Generational imperatives trumped evidentiary ones.

The view has some evidentiary support.

It requires an evidentiary hearing.

"The evidentiary standard is lower," he explained.