Sentence examples for pass evidence from inspiring English sources

Stinson Hunter and his associates lure and trap sexual predators by posing as underage children online, and then pass evidence on to the police and post it online.

"It's not clear to me that you need a change in the law because in the end a police officer's job is to investigate criminality and then pass evidence on to prosecuting authorities".

Yet as the weeks pass, evidence is increasing that through a combination of luck (a fortunate shift in ocean currents that kept much of the oil away from shore) and ecological circumstance (the relatively warm waters that increased the breakdown rate of the oil), the gulf region appears to have escaped the direst predictions of the spring.

She said she also hopes the law will spark a trend of "evidence-based abortion regulation" throughout the U.S. "We hope that we begin to pass evidence-based abortion regulation and reverse the trend that we see of people passing laws to shut abortion down," said Weitz.

He said his Swedish legal team had now been passed evidence relating to the rape charges against him.

"The government claims it has passed evidence to Moscow showing rebel involvement in chemical attacks, but that evidence has not been published," he wrote.

Glitnir, which has already started legal action against some of the individuals in Iceland, said it had also passed evidence to the special prosecutor's office.

The Metropolitan police confirmed that it first passed evidence from its investigation into British officials' role in the rendition, codenamed Operation Lydd, to the CPS in June 2014.

He also divulged that he had already passed evidence to the police about the case, adding that the stories he was hearing about it were "horrendous".

The review, conducted by Mark Ellison QC, also found a police "spy" had infiltrated groups campaigning alongside Stephen's parents and had passed evidence back to senior officers.

"We all know that as time passes evidence deteriorates, whether it's because of death or illness or simply forgetfulness," he said.