Sentence examples for excluding evidence from inspiring English sources

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

Procedures would be stronger for hearing death penalty cases, cross-examining witnesses and excluding evidence obtained by torture.

Lawyers for Wyeth said they planned to appeal the verdict and criticized the judge for excluding evidence they said would have bolstered their case.

It not only fails to question Islam's foundation myths but augments the myth-making by excluding evidence that might embarrass the Saudi royal family.

The appellate court ordered a new trial for the class-action case, ruling that Judge Peter J. Corrigan of Cuyahoga County erred in excluding evidence presented by Ford.

A judge sentenced him to death, but an appeals court reduced the sentence to 20 years to life in prison, saying the judge had erred in excluding evidence on Mr. Moseley's mental condition from the trial.

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

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

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

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

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