Sentence examples for potential unreliability from inspiring English sources

Ordinary trial procedures, several justices suggested, should be adequate to address the potential unreliability of eyewitness identifications.

"These accounts do not fit with one another, or the crime scene facts, and thus are one indicator of the potential unreliability of Sneed's statements implicating Richard Glossip in this case," Leo wrote.

The wagering tax returns introduced in evidence at his trial have none of the characteristics, and hence none of the potential unreliability, of coerced confessions produced by 'overt and obvious coercion.' Johnson, 384 U.S., at 730, 86 S.Ct., at 1779.

"The potential unreliability of a type of evidence does not alone render its introduction at the defendant's trial fundamentally unfair," she added, noting that the court had refused to require special procedures for, for instance, testimony from "jailhouse snitches".

Its main disadvantages are the lack of information outside of IS episodes and lack of detail and potential unreliability of information that is not required to administer IS payment.

Brady v. Maryland (1963) found that the potential unreliability of a police officer must be shared with the defense, if requested.

However, uncertainty can relate to differences in study design or measurement errors, giving rise to potential methodological unreliability [ 1].

By Fifth Avenue, the passengers, riveted, knew of his efforts to find suitable quarters, the unreliability of potential housemates, the sky-high prices, the inconvenient locations.

He's like a used car dealer warning all his potential customers about the unreliability of used car dealers.

Even the unreliability is unreliable.

Double unreliability — or unreliable unreliability — is rarer, and more interesting, because it asks much more of the reader.