Sentence examples for introduced into evidence from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schroeder also introduced into evidence three lists found with Mr. Troy's belongings.
"Any news?" Mr. Colyandro wrote on Sept. 16 in an e-mail introduced into evidence.
At the firm's trial on a charge of obstruction of justice, prosecutors introduced into evidence handwritten notes by Nancy Temple.
The 2004 memo, which one of the MGA attorneys introduced into evidence, warned of a "rival-led Barbie genocide".
The contract, which was introduced into evidence, said that Mr. Alvarez would work in return for room and board.
One of thousands of wiretapped calls to Coke's phone was introduced into evidence last month at a pre-sentencing hearing.
On Tuesday, a lawyer for Mr. Bruno, William J. Dreyer, sought to introduce into evidence hundreds of earmarks that he suggested would show that Mr. Bruno assisted an array of groups in his district, not just unions that invested with Wright.
Prosecutors tried to introduce into evidence what they said was an internal document from Al Qaeda that coached operatives to be obstructionist if captured, to avoid revealing information and to make a claim of torture even if no mistreatment had occurred.
"There can be no greater impact on a judge and no greater asset to a prosecutor than the ability to introduce into evidence at an arraignment an actual photograph and audiotape of a victim of these senseless crimes," said Charles J. Hynes, the Brooklyn district attorney.
And it essentially prevents prosecutors from introducing into evidence anything that a member of Congress did as part of his or her official duties.
