As Lord Kerr famously said in the supreme court, "evidence which has been insulated from challenge may positively mislead".
Word-of-mouth recommendations reign supreme, as evidenced by "50 Shades of Grey"'s sudden surge of sales before the book was even sold to a major publisher.
When the Treasury insisted that the supreme court view evidence obtained from the secret services, the judges obliged in good faith.
10.15am: Lord Mackay of Clashfern, the former Lord Chancellor, and Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, the former president of the supreme court, give evidence to the Lords constitution committee about the office of Lord Chancellor.
That such an accomplishment was within the range of possibility for a player who had simply been born at the wrong time, with Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic for company, was a supreme piece of evidence about the power of positive psychology in sport.
The charge was downgraded to manslaughter last year after the Western Australian supreme court ruled evidence from Gibson's first two-day interview with police was inadmissible because he was not provided with an interpreter and did not understand his rights, particularly his right to silence.
Above all Faker has supreme confidence, as evidenced by the pace of his debut Built on Glass, which never rises above a swagger.
Foresight of what someone else might do is merely part of the evidence, the supreme court said.
Their path to the supreme court to give evidence while their mother sat in the dock began in 2012 when police officers arrived at their school asking to interview them.
Elsewhere, Motown began to hit its stride: if it hadn't worked out what to do with the Supremes yet, as evidenced by their game attempt in June to sing something called (The Man with the) Rock and Roll Banjo Band, it still released Martha and the Vandellas' Heatwave, Marvin Gaye's Can I Get a Witness?
