Sentence examples for its evidentiary from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to participate in the victim Olympics," said a second-year student at Georgetown who asked to remain anonymous, "but I know what it feels like to be raped and know there's nothing I can do about it in the eyes of the law and its evidentiary standards.

The information provided to the Federal judge by way of an affidavit from the FBI would document its investigation, its sources, and its evidence to justify the probable cause determination; it would not be pointing to the Steele Dossier as its evidentiary source.

In vacating the appeals court's decision, the justices ordered the district court to "clarify the basis for its evidentiary ruling".

Mr. Weissmann said that he objected to the sentence because it was the only one in the charge that was not balanced by another possibility; that is, that the jury should convict if the government did meet its evidentiary burden.

"The government's failure to satisfy its evidentiary burden requires us to reverse the district court's $1 million restitution and to remand the case for resentencing," the three-judge panel wrote.

He also said he would bar the government from introducing an Internet communication in which a co-conspirator discussed with Mr. Valle the cannibalization of a child; the judge said its evidentiary value was "far outweighed by its unfair prejudicial effect".

The perceived unfairness of this asymmetry is linked to yet another grievance: although America has yet to ratify the treaty, it is indirectly benefiting from its looser evidentiary requirements.In fact, both ratification and reciprocity are red herrings.

But the book the movie cites as its main evidentiary source, Doris Kearns Goodwin's "Team of Rivals," does not make it.

Ms. Kleinknecht said she was surprised that the laptop, given its potential evidentiary value, was not handled with more care.

He has promised not to use statements tainted by torture but argues that its more flexible evidentiary rules are necessary in some cases, and notes that it has now been endorsed by presidents and Congresses of both parties.

And with its emphasis on evidentiary rules, settlement negotiations and privileged communications, the law continually seeks to limit the scope of a story.