Sentence examples for procuring evidence from inspiring English sources

Thus, there was a vicious circle, according to the participants; with no evidence of benefits, funding was withdrawn, while procuring evidence was an activity that required funding.

Bar Association recently came close to not taking in young lawyer who had procured evidence for him.

The lawsuit, still pending in Miami, was a smokescreen to "procure evidence by means not otherwise available to it," the lawyers wrote.

I have no way of knowing at this moment the legal basis for this unprecedented action of raiding my law offices to procure evidence which is about to go on the table in the Hague".

Prosecutors cut a deal last week with two men involved in the assassination of Sheriff-elect Derwin Brown of DeKalb County in order to procure evidence needed to charge former Sheriff Sidney Dorsey with the Dec. 15 killing, an investigator testified today.

In the case of Chilliwack Cattle Sales, the abuse only came to light because the animal advocacy organization Mercy For Animals took it upon itself to wire a whistleblower with a hidden camera and procure evidence.

Although Rodriguez may think that MLB's aggressiveness to procure evidence was motivated by a personal vendetta, the public should recognize it for what it is -- an energetic effort by MLB to eliminate the use of performance enhancing drugs from the national pastime.

We can't procure hard evidence by buying the actual contraband because we'd be violating national and international laws.

Still, some news media outlets reported that the government had procured new evidence proving Bonds had lied to a grand jury about his alleged drug use.

Hester's refusal to turn in some brass knuckles procured as evidence first prompted the investigation into the officers' super fun, not-at-all-awful game.

The complexity of the evidence that led to Wilde's conviction in 1895 for gross indecency – including evidence of procuring male prostitutes – would make it difficult to assess.