Sentence examples for release of evidence from inspiring English sources

They insist Murdoch has no control over the release of evidence to the Met or how it conducts its investigations.

Prosecutors filed a first-degree murder charge against the officer, but the 13-month lag in the release of evidence sparked anger and protests in the city.

Emanuel's administration fought, in court, to keep the video of McDonald's death from being made public, arguing that the release of evidence could taint an investigation before it was complete.

A New York State appeals court on Wednesday denied the release of evidence presented to a Staten Island grand jury that decided not to indict a New York City police officer after the death of Eric Garner last year.

Faced with hunger-striking detainees, General John Kelly, then commander in charge of the base, oversaw force feeding, and the Obama administration tried to stop the release of evidence.

But on balance, given that the grand jury process in this case is no longer secret, because of the prosecutor's release of evidence and characterization of what happened before the grand jury, it seems hard to justify a blanket ban on grand jurors' speech about the evidence and their reactions — especially when a grand juror wants to respond to the prosecutor's speech.

Recent years have also witnessed the release of evidence-based guidelines for the diagnosis and management of cough from the American College of Chest Physicians (ACCP) [ 12], the European Respiratory Society [ 13], the British Thoracic Society [ 2], and the Japanese Respiratory Society [ 14].

"We have had very positive feedback from the officers who are using them in the field" but "there are no policy changes to the releasing of evidence from body cameras," SDPD spokesman Kevin Mayer tells me in an email.

The authorities repeatedly pledged transparency, but warned that a premature release of any evidence could compromise the case.

Mr. Lazio also refused to call publicly for the release of secret evidence that was used against Mr. Pollard when he pleaded guilty to espionage, he said.

The current district attorney, John Bradley, fought to prevent the DNA testing that led to Mr. Morton's exoneration and opposed the release of other evidence to his defense attorneys.