Sentence examples for record evidence that from inspiring English sources

While it is not aimed at a specific piece of legislation, it puts into public record evidence that could have a bearing on future laws.

The NC NAACP together with the Advancement Project, U.S. Department of Justice and other vulnerable voters will enter the Federal Court in Winston-Salem to put into the record evidence that shows these 57-pages are designed to slash democracy in North Carolina, particularly voting rights for people of color.

"We cannot ignore the record evidence that, because of race, the legislature enacted one of the largest restrictions of the franchise in modern North Carolina history," they wrote.

"We have found nothing in Texas's record evidence that shows that, compared to prior law … the new law advanced Texas's legitimate interest in protecting women's health," read one section of the majority opinion.

Sales of previously owned houses rose in September to the third-highest pace on record, evidence that low borrowing costs were attracting buyers and helping sustain the economic expansion.

But the majority reaches this conclusion in the absence of any record evidence that the recount could not have been completed in the time allowed by the Florida Supreme Court.

In a series of cases, the courts weighed the question of whether non-record evidence — that is, evidence that had never been presented to the jury, even in the penalty phase — could be brought in as basis for relief in the post-conviction process.

Amazon's Alexa, introduced to the public for the first time in late 2014, is now a potential witness in an ongoing murder investigation, as investigators believe that Alexa may have recorded evidence that can either link or exclude a potential suspect to the crime.

In seeking to prove Mr. Morton's innocence, his lawyers found in recently unsealed court records evidence that the prosecutor in the original trial, Ken Anderson, had withheld critical evidence that may have helped Mr. Morton.

The book focuses on one whistle-blower, Officer Adrian Schoolcraft of the 81st Precinct in Brooklyn, who secretly recorded evidence that his colleagues were manipulating statistics to downgrade major crimes.

A 2008 study published in Current Biology recorded evidence that whales may sleep with both sides of the brain.