Sentence examples for manipulate evidence from inspiring English sources

It suggests that they have listened to rape victims and advocates on their behalf, and understand the complexity of the experience of having been raped and the way in which perpetrators target victims and can manipulate evidence.

To add to the confusion, Samsung's lawyers claim that Apple did manipulate evidence, since this time Samsung actually got to be a part of the court proceedings.

Ukraine has also accused Russia of helping militia manipulate evidence by plucking 38 bodies from the crash site and transporting them to Donetsk, a rebel-held city in eastern Ukraine.

In September, 13 Miami officers were charged with planting guns or manipulating evidence at crime scenes where civilians were shot.

Miami officials approved the formation of a civilian review board to investigate complaints of police misconduct after 13 officers were charged with manipulating evidence at crime scenes.

The review comes after the trial of Contostavlos, facing a drugs charge, collapsed because the judge said there were "strong grounds" to believe the Sun reporter had lied in court and manipulated evidence.

In United States District Court in Manhattan tomorrow, Mr. Wahad will seek $15 million in damages and argue that the Police Department and federal agents worked together to deprive him of his constitutional rights by manipulating evidence in his case.

In almost every detail the subterfuge involved mirrors what happened in 2013 to Tulisa Contostavlos, whose trial on a drugs charge was abandoned after the judge ruled that Mahmood may have been guilty of lying and manipulating evidence.

She pointed to the Italian prosecutors who she said willfully ignored and manipulated evidence while they clung to the theory that she and Mr. Sollecito were responsible for Ms. Kercher's death.

What is surprising to me is that Fred Klein, then a Nassau County assistant district attorney, now a law professor at Hofstra Law School, would say — in spite of recently discovered evidence — that the idea of the police intentionally manipulating evidence goes beyond his comprehension.

The report's most explosive charges -- that the previous government of the former prime minister, José María Aznar, ignored signs that the terror attacks were coming and manipulated evidence to blame the separatist group ETA rather than Islamic militants -- were rejected by commission members from his Popular Party.