Sentence examples for lose evidence from inspiring English sources

Corruption means police officers can easily be persuaded to "lose" evidence and judges can be bought off.

Short of a major change in how we hold the state accountable, it will continue to conveniently lose evidence showing its part in serious abuses, and our political "watchdogs" will continue to be either unable or too useless to do anything about it.

Sessions, Hopkins, and others coordinated their efforts to lose evidence, threaten potential witnesses, and discredit those who testified.

Additionally, since the turn of the century, it's become a quarterback's award to lose, evidenced by the fact that 13 of the past 16 winners played that position.

"Potentially," he said, "it loses evidence that would have been useful" in the criminal investigation.

A mother spoke of how police lost evidence, so her 15-year-old daughter's rapist was found not guilty.

Investigation leading to prosecution may not be possible, because of lost evidence, dead witnesses, and various interventions over the years.

The Metropolitan police have lost evidence relating to death and rape threats made on Twitter against the feminist campaigner Caroline Criado-Perez, she has said.

Independence at the outset of such investigations is vital to assuage public concerns about cover-ups, lost evidence and subsequent decisions on criminal and disciplinary action.

A family member claimed that a new set of detectives has taken over the case because of criticism over lost evidence.

For example, we've heard about police failing to interview witnesses or losing evidence, or prosecutors deciding not to prosecute drivers even when it seems obvious they were in the wrong.