Sentence examples for exclude evidence from inspiring English sources

To a great degree, the rules of our legal system exclude evidence of larger historical patterns.

The prosecution has lost its bid to exclude evidence of the accuser's sexual history from the trial.

But it is unlikely that a court would ever exclude evidence that was lawfully obtained under a Ripa authorisation.

A.I.G. had asked the judge to exclude evidence about its controversial bonuses for employees, which drew public ire.

Judges routinely exclude evidence when its prejudicial effect outweighs its probative value — an odd phrase that can be explained with an example from Hitt's article.

The defense has accused the woman of lying and the Manhattan district attorney's office of overreaching in its efforts to exclude evidence favorable to Mr. Jovanovic.

Federal courts have occasionally excluded evidence like handwriting and hair analysis.

British courts have a tradition of excluding evidence obtained by torture.

Edmunds ruled that without Martin's testimony, the excluded evidence is uncorroborated hearsay.

He regularly berated lawyers for being ill prepared, imposed high sentences in pretrial deals and, many lawyers said, excluded evidence and witnesses to end trials quickly.

Last year, a state appeals court overturned that award, finding that a judge erroneously excluded evidence that Mr. Barnes was a member of a gang that advocated killing police officers.