Sentence examples for had evidentiary from inspiring English sources

"The trial court based its finding of Tymoshenko's guilt on factual determinations that had evidentiary support in the trial record," the lawyers wrote.

The procedure to be followed was carefully specified: the court was to determine whether the reports had evidentiary value for impeachment of the credibility of Ford or Matusow; if the court found that they had value for that purpose, it was then to make them available to petitioner for his use in cross-examination.

And, we shared with both sides the documents from those interviews that had evidentiary value, while posting links to them in stories about the case on the Medill Innocence Project's Web site.

Each wrinkle, each stain has evidentiary value.

But of course, there are laws in place, and they do have evidentiary requirements.

"We realized there may be messages left in voice-mail systems that people might now cherish, or messages that might have evidentiary value," said Jim Smith, a spokesman for Verizon.

All of these have evidentiary power of differing degrees.

According to the Vallejo Police Department, in the San Francisco Bay area, they have evidentiary items believed to contain the unknown serial killer's DNA.

"For more than 100 years, we have recognized that expert handwriting comparisons have evidentiary value and that juries should 'form their own conclusion in reference to such similarity or resemblance,'" judges wrote in the opinion.

At the department, Adams and his colleagues pushed a case that other career lawyers concluded had major evidentiary weaknesses.

"At no time was it offered to me despite my insistence that I see it before he take the stand," Mr. Andreadis said, adding that the journal would have had little evidentiary value anyway.