Sentence examples for highly prejudicial information from inspiring English sources

This presented "a risk of disclosure of this potentially highly prejudicial information", the court said.

Federal District Judge Eugene P. Spellman lashed out at jurors for not informing him of prejudicial information they were exposed to during the trial, including newspaper accounts, in ordering the retrial.

Although his main focus was not Bergdahl (13 out of 500 reports covered Bergdahl by the end of 2010), the information gleaned from local Zadrans around Miranshah and the Swat Valley was highly prejudicial and often fictional.

The defense objected strongly to allowing the jury to see it, calling it "highly prejudicial".

"All kinds of prejudicial information [is] 'out there' on the internet' ", he said.

Trump's attorneys argued that his campaign speeches, tweets and other public statements were "irrelevant" and "highly prejudicial". They also asked Curiel to exclude discussion of other negative topics that came out during the campaign — including allegations about his "personal conduct," and information about how Trump ran his personal charity, the Trump Foundation.

"It can impact on a person's rights if there's information that is adverse to them which has been published and which ordinarily wouldn't be published because it would be highly prejudicial to any criminal investigations that might result," he said.

The rules should be shaped by the general principle that not all potentially prejudicial information is off-limits.

The four jurors who said they read part of David Williams's conversation had not seen a page that contained "the most prejudicial information," the prosecutors said.

11.25am: Mohan says that earlier this week he saw "highly prejudicial" material posted on Twitter in relation to the Harry Redknapp tax evasion trial.

"This report was a devastating personal attack on me, highly prejudicial and pejorative, designed to cause me significant distress by linking me to terror.