Sentence examples for verbal evidence from inspiring English sources

Nor do the policies underlying the exclusionary rule invite any logical distinction between physical and verbal evidence.

1437, 4 L.Ed.2d 1669, the danger in relaxing the exclusionary rules in the case of verbal evidence would seem too great to warrant introducing such a distinction.

For decades, events surrounding the revolutionary tribunal that resulted in the execution of Rudolf Slánský, general secretary of the Czechoslovak party, and 10 other defendants was shrouded in mythology – with most visual and verbal evidence apparently lost to posterity.

Although he took no verbal evidence from the editors of the largest single part of the regional press, weekly newspapers, Leveson did hear from eight editors of some of Britain's biggest regional papers.

Thus, verbal evidence which derives so immediately from an unlawful entry and an unauthorized arrest as the officers' action in the present case is no less the 'fruit' of official illegality than the more common tangible fruits of the unwarranted intrusion.

The argument is that Partin's failure to disclose his role as a government informer vitiated the consent that the petitioner gave to Partin's repeated entries into the suite, and that by listening to the petitioner's statements Partin conducted an illegal 'search' for verbal evidence.

In contrast to the American children, the older age group did not show the shift from visual to verbal as evidenced by a strong association in WM span [8].

Previous research used children's answer patterns and verbal reports as evidence of how they solve this task.

In 2014 the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption found a range of verbal and documentary evidence that showed the NSW party was sending donations from property developers to the foundation and arranging to have them funnelled back.

We, clearly, don't know if their accents and demeanour are necessarily wrong – there's little or no recorded verbal or visual evidence of Beatrix Potter ruminating about bunnies for instance – but they feel wrong.

Deliberately and forensically, as only a body with those kind of powers can be, Icac assembled a wall of verbal and documentary evidence in 2014 that shows the NSW party sending donations from property developers to the FEF and arranging to have them funnelled back, despite the fact that state law had banned donations from property developers from January 2010.