Sentence examples for secured evidence from inspiring English sources

The Untouchables' infiltration of the underworld secured evidence that helped send Capone to prison for income-tax evasion in 1932.

From 1873 to 1876 one of his detectives, James McParlan, lived among the Molly Maguires in Pennsylvania and secured evidence that led to the breaking up of this organization of coal miners supposedly engaged in terrorism.

But petitioners' confessions are no more 'voluntary'—in the sense of not being induced by a promise—than those of suspects who choose to accept the benefits of a policeman's promise of immunity rather than to run the risk of being convicted on independently secured evidence.

They secured evidence from each traveller that had gone back to China, including a scan of their re-entry stamp, and the investigation concluded that the vast majority had gone home but their departure had not been captured on the system.

The court's one-line order gave no reasons but effectively sided with the government in a confrontation between what prosecutors said was an imperative to secure evidence in a national security prosecution and what journalists said was an intolerable infringement of press freedom.

Henry G. Miller, a lawyer for Con Edison, said that an independent company, Evidence Security Inc., had been hired to secure evidence found at the scene.

Without proper training and equipment to secure evidence, the police rely on torture to secure confessions.

"It seems that the release took longer … because the police wanted to secure evidence for arrests," Westgate said.

The search and seizure were undertaken with the hope of securing evidence upon which to indict and convict him.

Durmaz killed himself during a police raid in Gaziantep on 19 May, and Turkish police were able to secure evidence of his communications from his computer.

The fourth category includes affidavits, which can be used "only in rare circumstances when the state is unable to secure evidence of citizenship" from other sources.