Sentence examples for prejudicial material from inspiring English sources

Some of the prejudicial material may be presented on a plate.

As an alternative to a retrial, Mr. Dayan asked to have jurors questioned about their exposure "to the prejudicial material".

As an alternative to a retrial, Mr. Dayan asked the judge for an evidentiary hearing at which jurors could be questioned about their exposure "to the prejudicial material".

Courts could also be armed with additional powers compelling media organisations to take down old stories from electronic archives in order to remove potentially prejudicial material.

The Sun, Mirror, and Daily Mail have all faced actions over the past year after having published prejudicial material, in print or online.

The plan originated in a proposal from the Law Commission two years ago which argued that courts should be armed with powers compelling media organisations to take down old stories from electronic archives in order to remove potentially prejudicial material.

For instance, publishing material "prejudicial to national security, stability and unity" or any matter "injurious to Uganda's relations with new neighbours or friendly countries".

What might be viewed far more seriously here than in the USA is a "wired-up" juror's access to newspaper archives where material prejudicial to the trial could be accessed.

The reason that poses a real danger is that the material can be prejudicial and, though it may remain in the mind of the juror, cannot be challenged by the defendant in court.

American newspapers often publish material that would be considered prejudicial in Britain.

Caplan said: "It is difficult to envisage what other material could have been so prejudicial so as to have created the requisite risk".