Sentence examples for truthful allegation from inspiring English sources

Sarah had been convicted of perverting the course of justice after retracting what Judge said was a "truthful" allegation that Ray had raped her six times.

Nevertheless, depending on the state, domestic violence (truthful or false allegations) and social media communications may become important equitable (fairness) considerations.

Instead, she said: "It is more appropriate for criminal justice practitioners to remain utterly professional at all times and to demonstrate respect, impartiality, empathy and to maintain an open mind … in the first instance, officers should proceed on the basis that the allegation is truthful".

He sets out how the police policy has changed, from in 2002 treating allegations as "truthful".

A criminal complaint against Karadima was dismissed because the statute of limitations had expired, but the Chilean judge handling the case determined the abuse allegations were truthful.

In 2003, new facts about his case emerged in the Oscar-nominated documentary, Capturing the Friedmans, which examined the evidence against the Friedmans and questioned whether any of the allegations against them were truthful.

A judge found the allegations against Karadima to be "truthful and reliable" but dismissed a criminal case against the priest because the statute of limitations had expired. .

"We are pleased that the judge has firmly rejected all such allegations and has described Mr Abramovich as a truthful and frank witness who showed a responsible and honest approach when giving evidence in this case.

Why was The Sun the only newspaper to suffer a boycott when others ran the story of allegations in a way that suggested they were largely truthful?

Chief Deputy Attorney General William C. Mims declined to comment on the families' allegations that the state and Virginia Tech have not been truthful.

In 2002, the Met said officers should "accept allegations made by the victim in the first instance as being truthful".