Sentence examples for faulty evidence from inspiring English sources

Most are based on poor or faulty evidence.

The capital punishment system in states throughout the country is plagued with legal incompetence, unscrupulous trial tactics and faulty evidence.

This faulty evidence contributed to many vulnerable children from the Calais refugee camp [being] denied sanctuary in the UK through the Dubs scheme.

In an interview, William J. Bennett, President Bush's adviser on drug policy, said the report's findings were based on faulty evidence.

That issue was resolved this year with a plan to review past arson cases to see whether similar faulty evidence led to questionable convictions.

Lawmakers will also have to deal with the continuing problem of wrongful convictions and the need to debate over the use of faulty evidence.

The review was initiated after a court found in 2005 that faulty forensic evidence led to the conviction of George Rodriguez in 1987 for kidnapping and assaulting a child.

Or that he hyped the faulty W.M.D. evidence to the hysterical extreme of fingering Iraq for the anthrax attacks in Washington.

The best example is shoddy policing that leads to wrongful convictions, such as using suggestive eyewitness tactics, false or coerced confessions, faulty forensic evidence or bogus informant testimony.

More generally, faulty forensic evidence has been found in roughly half of all cases in which post-conviction DNA testing has led to exoneration.

He ended a commission charged with improving forensic science standards and halted a review of closed cases even as these efforts were discovering that faulty forensic evidence was responsible for many wrongful convictions.