Sentence examples for questionable testimony from inspiring English sources

That evidence, supplemented by questionable testimony from the victim, led a jury to convict Mr. Sutton in 1999.

As for Miller, Pearlstine scores some points in recounting her questionable testimony, though they've been made before.

The trial has proved to be a soap opera, opening with dramatic images of the former president lying on a gurney behind bars in the prisoners' dock, then descending into a confusion of questionable testimony.

It was quickly obvious that the broadcast about Operation Tailwind and a Time magazine story that followed rested on twisted facts and questionable testimony.

Over the past year, the Mississippi Innocence Project has dedicated staff to investigating Hayne's background, methods, and history of questionable testimony.

WASHINGTON -- House Democrats have accused a coal industry representative of giving "questionable" testimony during a hearing on mine safety reform earlier this month.

On the basis of questionable "eyewitness" testimony, Arbuckle was accused of rape and manslaughter by a battery of politically ambitious prosecutors.

The report also alleges that 121 Texas inmates have been sentenced to death based on questionable psychiatric testimony used during the sentencing phase of a trial to convince jurors that a defendant was a future danger to society.

According to his lawyers, Miller was convicted despite a lack of direct evidence tying him to the crimes and questionable witness testimony.

"No physical evidence linking the men to the guard's murder has ever been found; potentially exculpatory DNA evidence has been lost; and the convictions were based on questionable inmate testimony.

Question questionable sources.