Sentence examples for suggestive questioning from inspiring English sources

But many studies have shown that various circumstances -- a difference in race between the witness and the person identified, stress, shortness of time to observe and suggestive questioning, among others -- often make eyewitness identifications far less reliable than most jurors are inclined to believe.

While as many as 93percentt of people have responded in polls that they believe foods containing GMOs should be "identified", those were classic "push" polls in which consumers were asked various forms of the leading question: "Do you support labeling of GMOs?" That's a combination of negative stigmatization and suggestive questioning.

You would think it would be common sense not to ask leading questions or engage in suggestive questioning, but it does not come naturally to any of us.

Under duress, suggestive questioning and badgering, he says, he wondered aloud if he was deluded or had a dual personality and could have committed the killings and blocked the memory.

Those seeds, Bremner said, include accusers' failing to report the alleged abuses when they happened, inconsistencies in witness statements, possible financial motives, the potential collaboration of witnesses, suggestive questioning, and the possible review of media reports.

The same interview guide was used in all interviews to prevent suggestive questioning in the follow-up interviews.

The Tories have long since run suggestive ads questioning the depth of Ignatieff's Canadian identity.

But questioning his desire?

(Miss Larson looks questioning).

questioning feminine and masculine.

Police are questioning suspects.