Third, to identify cases of sudden cardiac death and the associated duties, we relied on information abstracted from brief summaries without prior medical records and often lacked corroboration by autopsy results.
You do want corroboration.
Fried, however, is unperturbed by this lack of corroboration.
"The evidence is going to show a striking lack of corroboration," Keane said.
His conviction at his first trial was overturned for lack of corroboration by independent witnesses.
I would think they would need to determine it just hadn't happened for some reason — like, they were in different places when the alleged crime took place — and not just a lack of corroboration".
Mr. Riley said he hoped that the jury would now focus solely on what he called the defense team's central issue in the trial: the credibility of the chief prosecution witness, Leonard Jenoff, and the lack of corroboration for Mr. Jenoff's claim that the rabbi hired him for $30,000 to kill his wife, Carol, 52, on Nov. 1, 1994.
"To assault the prime minister of Iraq or anyone else in Iraq with here-to-date unsubstantiated allegations or lack of corroboration in a setting that it would simply fuel those allegations, I think, would be deeply damaging, and frankly, I think it would be wrong," she said.
(Herschel claimed to have discovered four more moons in the 1790s, but his reputation was so esteemed that the nonexistence of those moons was not realized until the mid-19th century despite the almost total lack of corroboration by other astronomers).
Although these jumps might have been real, the lack of corroboration between sensors made verification impossible and data from these tracks were therefore discarded.
