What evidence may be admissible when the trial proper begins?
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Such notes notes are widely deemed admissible in court proceedings.
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Also, making evidence admissible at trial only goes so far.
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Today, the appellate court confirmed that the evidence was indeed admissible.
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The state's case, he added, is "devoid of any admissible evidence".
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Prosecutors and defense lawyers also haggled over witnesses and admissible evidence.
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Their negotiations as part of that lawsuit are not admissible, however.
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A judge recently ruled Salman's statements to the FBI are admissible.
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Evidence brought to a judge is only admissible in very specific circumstances.
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That&aposs not even admissible, hearsay, in a courtroom, nevermind four-way.
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In Texas, for example, lie detectors are not admissible in criminal trials.
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Even conduct beyond the statute of limitations is admissible in California for corroboration.
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Relevant information is broadly defined: it's not limited to evidence admissible at court.
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Instead, it's anything reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.
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According to Chick-fil-A's website, "any sort of cow apparel" is admissible.
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And there is still some room for state courts to determine admissible evidence.
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A judge must determine whether any of the testimony is admissible at trial.
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"That's an admissible play, guys kind of just battling it out," Bell said.
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But a court in Zug on Friday, said the restriction was admissible, Sika said.
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Four hearsay -- hearsay is not admissible in court, you&aposre the attorney, correct, Victoria?
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The appeal judge later dismissed Saeed's complaint, ruling that the evidence was indeed admissible.
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That was established as admissible evidence in the landmark decision of 'denied it v.
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Pillar's necessary suspension demonstrated that there's no admissible excuse for using a gay slur.
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"It is not admissible, we would seek an action from the Brazilian government," he added.
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This evidence might have been admissible in a military tribunal with less stringent evidentiary standards.
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Accordingly, Martin's statements provided the day of the raid are no longer admissible in court.
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If through that investigation we obtain additional evidence that implicates you, that is fully admissible.
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Polygraph tests are admissible in Florida courts if all parties agree to their submission as evidence.
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The state also argued that any evidence that Burke deems admissible will be public at trial.
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But Nance said the defense speculation that the letters could have contained admissible evidence is unsupported.
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There are published reports that the government intends to introduce over 20,000 pages of admissible evidence.
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The hikes may not be admissible in the appeal because they occurred after the antitrust trial.
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Several defense lawyers said they thought the raw audio was likely to be admissible as evidence.
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Eyewitness testimony is dangerously persuasive to juries, yet it remains admissible in courts almost without caveat.
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The evidentiary bar is low; indeed, Mueller can use material not admissible in the actual trial.
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That means they might not be admissible as evidence in Lula's lawyers' attempt to quash his sentence.
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Saddler is expected to issue a written ruling soon, which determine whether Facebook's internal emails are admissible.
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"Even if the full video doesn't get in, the still frames are likely still admissible," he explains.
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Likewise, while Kavanaugh's high school calendar would be admissible, it would not be particularly weighty as evidence.
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The abusive remarks Kesha says were made over a decade-long period are not admissible as evidence.
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Rape culture is evident in the fact that the rape survivor's past was even admissible in court.
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The same goes for polygraph exams, which is why they are rarely admissible as evidence in court.
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The prosecutor or plaintiff must prove his or her case with admissible evidence, as with any case.
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In general, a defendant's history is not admissible as evidence that he or she committed a particular crime.
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In fact, Brinkley says the article isn't even admissible as evidence, and there's precedent for that in Pennsylvania.
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It's unclear that evidence gathered via malware-laden hacking tools will actually end up being admissible in court.
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"There is not one bit of admissible jury evidence from that witness," said Arturo Gonzalez of Morrison Foerster.
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Other statements Graswald made to police before her arrest will be admissible if she testifies, according to reports.
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They must also be admissible to the US -- categories of inadmissibility to the US broadly include terrorism connections.
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Tests from those portable machines are not admissible in court in most states (California is among the exceptions).
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"Ultimately, an independent judge will also determine what information is admissible in any future court proceedings," Campbell added.
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The commission's report is not admissible in a criminal proceeding, and it will not be considered by Shaver.
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But it is unclear if any of the testimony in these hearings would ultimately be admissible at trial.
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Lie detector results are generally not admissible in court in California, but police often use them while conducting investigations.
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At this time, there is no official word regarding whether or not the tape will be admissible in court.
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A German court decided last year that a Peruvian farmer's lawsuit against the coal power giant RWE is admissible.
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Critics say their ability to decide what evidence is admissible, preside over trials and impose penalties makes them officers.
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When he threatened the psychologist with violence, doctor-patient confidentiality was voided and the evidence made admissible in court.
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People familiar with the case have said that the government lacks sufficient courtroom-admissible evidence to charge the man.
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If this were a criminal trial, such evidence would be theoretically admissible if relevant to the charges being tried.
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They must struggle with concepts like admissible evidence, reasonable doubt, hearsay, and the constitutional safeguards that protect a criminal defendant.
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In general, a defendant's prior bad acts are not admissible as evidence that he or she committed a particular crime.
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But these certificates are admissible only if the headman brings a record of the life events for his entire village.
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O'Neill ruled Tuesday that the civil settlement between Cosby and Constand, including the dollar amount reached, are admissible in court.
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"If we're going to accuse somebody of wrongdoing, we have to have admissible evidence and credible witnesses," Mr. Rosenstein said.
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Justice officials also Wednesday cited limitations placed by the judge on the evidence that would be admissible at a retrial.
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A judge plans to rule by April 5 on which, if any, portions of the deposition transcript are admissible for trial.
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Since the evidence wouldn't be admissible in the other defendants' cases, Slatten should have had a separate trial, the court said.
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The problem for X-Pac ... the science behind polygraph tests is widely disputed and the results are not admissible in court.
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His lawyer said that he took a polygraph -- not admissible in American courts of law -- to clear his name and passed.
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"In order to immigrate, DV selectees must be admissible to the United States," a State Department information handout for applicants states.
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For Alsheikh, though, officials have said they did not believe they had enough admissible evidence to charge him in federal court.
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For Alsheikh, though, officials have said they did not believe they had enough admissible evidence to charge him in federal court.
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Racist and undisciplined law enforcement led to the slaying of innocent persons, and that is all; no other viewpoint is admissible.
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Dr. Drouin agreed: People are now communicating about these incidents in ways that are recordable and admissible in court, she said.
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Hearsay and evidence obtained through coercion, which would never be allowed in a civilian court, are potentially admissible in these proceedings.
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"The American justice system has a paramount interest in conducting trials with all admissible evidence," the prosecution said in its brief.
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If new documents come up in the trial, Chief Justice John Roberts could have to rule on whether they are admissible.
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Information from both sources were not admissible in court, but there was sufficient evidence otherwise to successfully prosecute her in 1942.
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Sixth, the bill contains a strong enforcement tool: evidence gathered in violation of these rules would not be admissible in court.
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Bill Cosby's admission that he had affairs and gave women drugs so they'd have sex with him is admissible, a judge ruled.
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Rocky Joe Houston, which challenged whether evidence from a camera pointed at Houston's home for ten weeks without a warrant was admissible.
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At the time, Castor issued a press release saying there was "insufficient credible and admissible evidence" to proceed with a criminal charge.
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Justice Daniel P. Conviser ruled that the statements, as well as two others Mr. Dixon made to the police earlier, were admissible.
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She said she had not been persuaded that there was anything on it that would be relevant or admissible at trial. video
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It was larger, more sophisticated and in theory more reliable than Trooper Hean's portable instrument, and its results were admissible in court.
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"This case is devoid of any admissible evidence that ties Mr. Greenberg to anything improper in either of these transactions," Boies said.
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The organization was at risk if he refused to reveal himself, and his evidence might not be admissible unless he came forward.
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"In order to get admissible evidence," Mr. Carlin said, "prosecutors have to work through any issues the intelligence community might have." video
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At least two more hearings will be held before then to determine which evidence is admissible and to set a court date.
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At Wednesday's court session, District Judge Vanessa Baraitser reportedly said the evidence about a purported pardon offer is admissible at that hearing.
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This was a time in which the testimony of women was not admissible evidence in courts because of their low social status.
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"We determined there was insufficient admissible evidence to hold him responsible for the deaths of Mr. Moore and Mr. Dean," she said.
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For example, evidence of a victim's past sexual conduct with the defendant may be admissible if consent is an issue in the case.
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In addition, many legal issues and questions of admissible evidence in the Lloyd case were decided in favor of the defense, Cavallaro said.
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Such tests are often cited in the court of public opinion as proof of veracity but are rarely admissible in formal court proceedings.
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With some collection attorneys filing thousands of lawsuits each year, many don't review original documentation or have evidence admissible in court before suing.
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Zuck explained that disputes over what content is admissible on Facebook has grown to a scale that requires a certain level of governance.
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Although most states have laws preventing medical apologies from being admitted in court proceedings, statements of fault are still admissible in most places.
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"Even though I have said what I think the motive was, that doesn't mean that it is admissible at trial," the judge said.
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They also must be otherwise eligible for an immigrant visa and admissible to the United States, or eligible for a waiver of inadmissibility.
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Even Ihsan's parents' statements exculpating Ameen were invalid; their only admissible testimony was what was written by Dhiya, which they insist is fraudulent.
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"While your website suggests the at-home kit results will be admissible in Court, we are skeptical of that proposition," Nessel's letter continues.
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A federal prosecutor's task is to decide whether the admissible evidence is sufficient to overcome that presumption and establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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The Louisiana Supreme Court&aposs ruling states that Demesme's statements are admissible in his upcoming rape trial because he did not unambiguously demand counsel.
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Such that, many courts in the United States, for example, have ruled that archives from the Wayback Machine are admissible as evidence in courts.
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Police say he later confessed to them, and a judge has ruled that his confession is admissible as evidence, according to the Associated Press.
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Zarella, however, found that Sherman lacked admissible evidence to link Thomas Skakel to Moxley's death, and could have reasonably chosen not to implicate him.
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Cohen is now in the middle of legal proceedings to determine which of the materials seized in the search should be admissible in court.
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Narrator: So the next time you've got an orange tucked into your luggage, declare it, and let experts like Ginger decide if it's admissible.
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Know this: Almost all believe this never gets to trial and many also believe allegations from the very distant past may not be admissible.
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In Parkinson's alone, dozens of studies link the disease to pesticide exposure, but many or most would not be admissible under the proposed rule.
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"This case is devoid of any admissible evidence that ties Mr. Greenberg to anything that was improper in either of these transactions," he said.
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In the end, Judge Ito decides that two sentences of Fuhrman's 13 hours' worth of interviews will be admissible for the jury to hear.
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In Wineapple's telling, it quickly descended into near-constant disputes over process and authority: Who gets to rule what will and won't be admissible?
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Prosecutors have deemed his case difficult to charge in civilian court; much of the evidence against him may not be admissible under courtroom standards.
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" In an emailed statement, Mason of the Preserve Group said: "Crime victims give evidence to law enforcement that is admissible in court every day.
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Strieff, the Supreme Court ruled that even if the police stop someone without reasonable suspicion, evidence seized from them may -- in many instances -- be admissible.
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And if he becomes an enemy combatant, anything that they have gotten from him in the last 48 hours, it&aposs not admissible later on.
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For the women under this microscope of legal scrutiny, personal details stretching back years become admissible evidence in a courtroom, subjected to examination and interrogation.
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The tests, however, have their downsides: They're often not admissible in court, which is why police have to order follow-up testing from a lab.
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A federal appeals court decided that allegations of violations of constitutional rights against the governor and more than a dozen other officials are admissible arguments.
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By the way, their timeline doesn&apost match up, and hearsay is never admissible, never mind the four way hearsay in a court of law.
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The International Automobile Federation (FIA) said, after meeting team representatives, that the protest had been ruled admissible and would be heard at a later date.
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But those who also feel some attraction towards adults may be helped by cognitive behavioural therapy that teaches them to focus on their admissible desires.
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The Wan case made it clear that confessions were not admissible in federal court unless they were voluntary, but that left two important unresolved issues.
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Just as important, Ohr told Congress he understood Steele's information to be raw and uncorroborated hearsay, the sort of information that isn't admissible in court.
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The case was eventually settled out of court, but the judge ruled that, despite a demurring opinion from Mackey, the scans were admissible as evidence.
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Matsumoto said the briefs should address the question of whether statements made by federal prosecutors outside a courtroom are admissible as evidence in a case.
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Not always admissible in court Long before that report, the Supreme Court issued guidance on whether a polygraph could be admitted as evidence in court.
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There are people claiming that certain members of our community are not fully human, and we're being asked to legitimize this as an admissible argument?
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You probably shouldn't make a decision in a trial based on reports that have not been entered into evidence, but you know what is admissible?
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The special counsel's team hadn't gotten "admissible evidence" to show any violation was "willful" or that the value of the information met the criminal thresholds.
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But crucial evidence came from a detainee who had been tortured, and Obama had declared in a speech that such evidence would not be admissible.
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In a highly unusual move, the judge in Evans' retrial allowed the prior sexual history of the alleged victim to be admissible in court evidence.
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"Text messages using such language is not admissible because Mr. Bowen's alleged 'disdain' for aliens is not relevant to the issues before the jury," Chapman wrote.
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We have lots of tools that allow us to narrow the realm of admissible dispute between parties so that people can anticipate and organize their affairs.
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Prosecutors filed a motion for a Molineux hearing, in which evidence of a defendant's uncharged alleged conduct is admissible in a case to show a pattern.
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Attorneys on both sides spent the bulk of Tuesday arguing whether Cosby's deposition from a long-settled civil suit by Constand should be admissible as evidence.
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You have these techniques and some have been around for a long time, and there's a bunch of judicial opinions that say they're admissible and legitimate.
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The presence of his counsel during police questioning all but guarantees his statement to police will be deemed voluntary and therefore admissible in his trial. 3.
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According to activists like Ann De Greef, director of the Belgian animal welfare group GAIA, the answer is simply to make stunning admissible by religious doctrines.
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The rights group says the clause would mean that no evidence regarding the questions and answers in the inquiry will be admissible in subsequent criminal proceedings.
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The admissible evidence was also insufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Buck furnished drugs to Moore or that he possessed drugs, the document states.
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The admissible evidence was also insufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he furnished drugs to Moore or that he possessed drugs, the document states.
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Challenges in some states have sought to limit admissible victim-impact witnesses to numbers that range from three to eleven, but, effectively, the number is limitless.
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The prosecutor also said that important witnesses were unwilling to testify, so the video might not have been admissible as evidence, making a trial more difficult.
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In that case, U.S. officials have said they do not have enough admissible evidence to charge the man, known only as John Doe, in federal court.
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By allowing video of illegal fishing to be used as evidence in court — it is now not admissible — the Mexican Navy could make poaching arrests stick.
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That decision drew criticism of the DA and investigators, but Lacey said there was a lack of admissible evidence to support a murder charge in court.
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Prosecutors will argue that the other accusers' stories of being drugged and having sex are so similar that it shows Cosby's modus operandi and should be admissible.
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The California Supreme Court ruled on Monday that evidence a manufacturer conforms with industry custom and practice may be admissible in product liability lawsuits alleging design defects.
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The Good Faith Exception says that if law enforcement obtained evidence believing they were acting according to legal authority, it's still admissible, even if the laws change.
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An AKP official also said new voter safety regulations would make ballots admissible even when they were missing the official stamp of the YSK High Election Board.
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Prosecutors fight entrapment claims by probing the defendant's past and reflecting on his or her character, presenting evidence of earlier crimes that might not otherwise be admissible.
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According to Bloomberg, Facebook says Rainsy has not met a legal standard showing that the data he is seeking would be admissible in a foreign court proceeding.
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Michelle Monson Mosure's affidavit, for example, would have been admissible in 2001 — the year she was killed — but would have been inadmissible under Crawford three years later.
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It had previously been a challenge to get prosecutors to even accept the idea of pursuing cases without victim cooperation, even when the victim's testimony was admissible.
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"An at-home forensic test has never been done before, and we want to work with the correct institutions to ensure we make this admissible," she said.
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There is a new effort on Capitol Hill to restore the pre-Gross standard and allow workers to use "any type of admissible evidence" to prove age discrimination.
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He noted the "next major event" starts on July 22, when a federal judge will evaluate whether available evidence is admissible, in court proceedings known as Daubert hearings.
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"A judge found my statements, uttered on my live stream, ARE admissible as statements to conspiracy," Wood wrote in an Instagram post one night before the trial began.
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One question in the current case is likely to be which, if any, of Trump's statements should be admissible in examining the administration's motives in issuing the order.
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Evidence tied to pending drug manufacturing, sale or possession cases — 50 a year on average — would receive immediate attention, because only laboratory analysis would be admissible in court.
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" But Mueller concluded that he "could not obtain admissible evidence likely to meet the government's burden to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that these individuals acted 'willfully,' i.e.
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Death penalty Pope Francis changed the Catholic Church's stance on the death penalty, saying it's never admissible and the church will work to end it around the world.
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Cochran wants every single minute of everything said on the tapes (and also the transcripts) to be made admissible into the O. J. Simpson (Cuba Gooding, Jr.) trial.
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Last September, the same militia captured another American at a checkpoint in the battle zone, but the Justice Department decided there was insufficient admissible evidence to prosecute him.
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Most of all, many women are wrestling with how this reckoning will work in practice: Who is the judge, who is the jury and what evidence is admissible.
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Evidence from private detectives alone would never be considered admissible in a divorce case, but, once the police were involved, the adultery became a matter of official record.
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But after a five-week investigation, the district attorney in Montgomery County, Pa., at the time, Bruce L. Castor, found "insufficient credible and admissible evidence" to bring charges.
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But in 2005, Bruce L. Castor Jr., the Montgomery County district attorney at the time, said he found "insufficient credible and admissible evidence" to bring charges against Mr. Cosby.
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It's not discovery, it's not evidence, and just because it was presented Wednesday, it's not necessarily admissible for a jury in the future should this case go to trial.
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Judge Brown also ruled that the surveillance video of the 2013 assault is admissible in the probation revocation hearings — so it's possible that the footage may finally become public.
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Judge Cornelia Kennedy, a Nixon appointee, further stacked the deck against Brown by ruling that his "confession" to the firebombing in the backseat of the squad car was admissible.
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"Insofar as the application (to have the law struck down) is admissible, it is not founded," the court said in its ruling read out by its president, Gerhart Holzinger.
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While the exam supports Daniels's version of events, polygraph results are generally not admissible in court on the grounds that they are not "generally accepted" as scientifically reliable evidence.
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Bolton is said to have created detailed documents of significant meetings and interactions — known as contemporaneous memos — and such notes are considered admissible evidence in a court of law.
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Vanessa Baraitser, the district judge overseeing the hearing, said the allegation would be admissible during Assange's extradition hearing, which is scheduled to start next week, the Daily Beast reported.
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Prior sexual history is not commonly admissible in English rape cases, and the decision to do so was criticized by women's rights groups and legal experts after the verdict.
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But, when the boxer appeared in court last month ... prosecutors said they did not have enough admissible evidence to "prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt" and dropped the charges.
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But just as New York law holds that sex in custody can be consensual, so too are selfies sometimes admissible as evidence, albeit not in the way you might expect.
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"I can tell you right now, the recordings are not going to be admissible because they were not obtained by a police official from Aruba," he says on the show.
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There is no official word regarding whether or not the tape will be admissible in court, though TMZ reports that it is specifically entered as an exhibit in Heard's case.
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But that proved difficult because of a lack of courtroom-admissible evidence — in part because questioning of him ceased after he was read his rights and asked for a lawyer.
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In the case of Weinstein, Manning said, a judge likely deemed the testimony of unnamed witnesses admissible because they establish a very distinctive modus operandi by the former Hollywood mogul.
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In Pennsylvania, a two-party consent state, the Philadelphia district attorney's office considers audio recordings from Ring and other outdoor home surveillance devices admissible evidence, spokeswoman Jane Roh told Motherboard.
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They also face cross-examination by Mr. Durst's formidable defense team, although it is by no means certain that all or any of the testimony will be admissible at trial.
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The actual admissible quantity is 33 parts per billion, called an "action level" because if 23 percent of water samples from the same source exceed it, action must be taken.
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" She said the reasons evidence is admissible in court varies and "a blanket statement that a victim collecting evidence of sexual assault with an at-home kit does not apply.
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In a first, a Manhattan federal judge presiding over a narcotics case has decided that drug evidence obtained through cell phone surveillance technology called "Stingray" won't be admissible in court.
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The entrapment defense meant the Nazi memorabilia found at Young's home was admissible at trial, the court ruled, to show that he was radicalized before the FBI began its investigation.
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Cosby's attorney Walter M. Phillips Jr. called the charges "preposterous," and Montgomery County District Attorney Bruce L. Castor, Jr., citing "insufficient credible and admissible evidence," decided not to press criminal charges.
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Syed's new lawyer argued that location evidence generated by the incoming phone calls would not have been admissible because the method wasn't generally accepted as reliable in the relevant scientific community.
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Evidence of prior bad things a defendant has done -- bad "character evidence"-- is usually not admissible to show that a person did the bad thing for which he is on trial.
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At that time, the murder case was in the middle of a years-long appeal process to determine whether or not the video of him blinking would be admissible in court.
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Not only does it open the possibility of getting your system infected with malware, it also has potential legal repercussions, as the content of Facebook's chats is potentially admissible in court.
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Prosecutors in the state of Schleswig-Holstein said Spain's extradition request was admissible because accusations of rebellion included carrying out an anti-constitutional referendum even though violent clashes could be expected.
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They are orgies of sameness in which crowd dynamics produce and escalate a tornado of affirmation and acceptance until it is perfectly admissible to surrender any remaining morality to the mob.
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Robinson-Calver said she kept the fatberg under observation in quarantine for several weeks, submitting it to chemical and X-ray testing before judging it admissible to the museum's public galleries.
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The first DIY rape kit is raising concerns among advocates and attorneys, who worry that the new product encourages sexual assault survivors to collect evidence that won't be admissible in court.
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Receipts as a stand-in for legal and legislative or even personal justice have a robust and varied life in popular culture, where they're evidence admissible in the court of beef.
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Fernow believes Dulos' death will have "an enormous impact" on Troconis and Mawhinney's cases but said it's unclear whether all the evidence against Dulos would be admissible in their cases, too.
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It is expected that Parnas' records released Tuesday will be admissible in the Senate trial, as they were transmitted to the Senate as part of the House's evidence accompanying the articles.
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The government initially wanted to prosecute the man in a civilian court for providing material assistance to terrorism, but the F.B.I. was unable to assemble sufficient courtroom-admissible evidence against him.
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It's almost certain the family of the boy who died will sue Disney, but a change in signage would not be admissible to show negligence on the part of the Resort.
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As I'm sure you recall, I indicated that we were putting everything in front of the grand jury that would've been admissible at trial had there been an indictment out of it.
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Officials familiar with his case have said the Trump administration decided to ask Saudi Arabia to take custody of him after concluding that there was insufficient courtroom-admissible evidence to prosecute him.
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Some others pointed out to Johnson that The Jedi Path was one of the books wiped out of canon after Disney purchased Lucasfilm and thus shouldn't be admissible as evidence, or something.
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Practically speaking, additional reports of similar crimes can be helpful for prosecutors — as Kirby points out, evidence of a pattern of behavior by the defendant is admissible in court under Pennsylvania law.
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The rights group said the clause, as signed by Zuma, would mean that no evidence regarding the questions and answers in the inquiry will be admissible if there are subsequent criminal proceedings.
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Theoretically, the police could have trailed Jones's Jeep in a car or a helicopter, or posted officers along every road in the area, and the evidence they gathered would have been admissible.
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Operation Nexus allows for police intelligence and hearsay to be admissible in the tribunal, and Darel's accused gang affiliation was probably the reason he was exiled from his family and his home.
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After deciding there was insufficient courtroom-admissible evidence to prosecute him, the Trump administration proposed handing him to Saudi Arabia, where he is a dual citizen, or releasing him back inside Syria.
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The company garnered significant controversy in September of 250 after multiple states issued cease-and-desist letters, with Michigan's attorney general arguing that such a kit would not be admissible in court.
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In a real trial, when the witness strays and reveals something which is not legally admissible, the judge will "strike" the testimony and order the jury to disregard what they have heard.
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"We understand the urge to know what transpired regarding the case; and we will be sharing the developments as soon as they are legally admissible and allowed," Salah said in Wednesday's statement.
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After the wills were discovered in May by Owens, attorneys for Franklin's four sons were unable to resolve the issue and headed to court to determine if the wills are admissible to probate.
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Cosby's lawyer called the claim "preposterous"; the district attorney, citing "insufficient credible and admissible evidence," decided not to press criminal charges, and her civil lawsuit against Cosby was settled out of court. 244.
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In January, the country's Constitutional Court ruled admissible the two referendum questions, but disallowed one that would have challenged former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's labor reform, which made it easier to fire workers.
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But if Elmer were found on appeal to have been employed directly by Julius Baer rather than its Caribbean subsidiary, it would be admissible to convict him regardless of where he was based.
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While some lawyers said it was unlikely that the agents' opinions would be admissible as evidence, it is not unprecedented for lawyers to use federal agents as witnesses to impeach the government's position.
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When comedians don't credit the work of others, inadvertently or not, they don't only commit an offense that's apparently admissible in a court of law; they also perpetuate decades-long views and opinions.
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Admissible evidence is sparse, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive information without authorization, adding that the F.B.I. and Justice Department were working to build the case.
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But prosecutors argued that his text messages should be admissible because they show that he intentionally ran over the migrant with his service vehicle and then lied about the incident in a report.
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In 2018, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled admissible statements Berman made about allegedly helping Durst build an alibi for the death of his wife, Kathleen McCormack Durst, according to prosecutors.
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Whether or not those 80-plus allegations are admissible in court, they're still an archive of social information, a window onto some ugly truths about how sex and power operate in our time.
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The prosecution successfully argued him down then, pointing out that a three-member panel of the state Superior Court ruled in 2015 that a victim's statement to police is admissible at preliminary hearings.
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Andrew Alperstein, CNN legal analyst and Baltimore attorney, puts the incongruity this way: "It is quite common that there great differences between public opinion and the admissible evidence in a criminal court" he said.
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But prosecutors argue Bowen's text messages should be admissible in court because they show that he intentionally ran over the migrant with his service vehicle, and then lied about the incident in a report.
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Ballots will be admissible without the stamp of the local electoral board, formalising a decision made during a referendum last year that caused a widespread outcry among government critics and concern from election monitors.
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After Russia investigations were bogged down by a lack of evidence admissible in court, and by a reluctance among Republicans to take down their president, Democrats concentrated their attacks on the president's populist pledges.
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" The bank also said in court filings that it would not turn over any loan records sought by Jacobs, calling his requests "irrelevant, immaterial and will not lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.
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But when his case went to trial, Mr Collins claimed the officer's investigation was a trespass and violated his Fourth Amendment rights; the evidence gathered during the search, he claimed, wasn't admissible in court.
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However, that same inadmissible evidence may be admissible for another purpose, such as establishing motive; the identity of the perpetrator; or a common scheme, plan or design of crimes if they are sufficiently similar.
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Look, when you're representing anybody, much less the president of the United States, you have to know that when you go on television and you make statements on his behalf, that's admissible in court.
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The last couple times we've been in has been testimony on whether the evidence that the sheriff's department found on your fiancee as well as many of his co-defendants should be admissible. Right.
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" Prosecutors reportedly described it differently, with the district attorney saying, "It is clear that some evidence that was admitted during the 2003 trial may no longer be available or deemed admissible at a second trial.
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It's also likely the tape would not be admissible in court, partly because it's edited but more importantly because it appears he does not know he's being videotaped and she'd have to get his permission.
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Ballots that aren't stamped by the local electoral board will still be admissible - formally approving a practice that caused a widespread outcry from government critics and concern from election monitors at a referendum last year.
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They&aposve admitted it to the public and if they want to impeach they could say, "Oh, you know about that tape," when you and I both know, it wouldn&apost be admissible in court.
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Prosecutors further signaled that they plan to introduce charts to summarize documents for the jury, writing that this will be the most efficient way to communicate the 20,000 pages of admissible evidence to the jury.
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"We're not in a court, gentlemen, and if we were, the Sixth Amendment would apply and so would rules on hearsay and opinion and most of your testimonies would not be admissible whatsoever," Turner said.
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Such evidence of other alleged bad acts is sometimes ruled admissible under circumstances in which prosecutors can demonstrate that it establishes a defendant's pattern of behavior, a kind of fingerprint or signature of the defendant.
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The admissible evidence in the case was insufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Buck was responsible for Moore's death, according to a July 2018 charge evaluation worksheet from the LA County District Attorney.
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In an attempt to strike a balance between two competing branches of case law, a California appeals court has ruled that industry standards and customs may be admissible in trials involving strict products liability claims.
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The legal standard for whether a consent search is voluntary — and thus whether any contraband police discover is admissible in court — is whether a reasonable person would have felt free to refuse the officers' request.
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For the information to be admissible in court, the digital matches must be verified by an accredited firearms examiner, a process that could take months if the original casing were in another city or state.
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" For David French, the analysis is "simple": Either the Comey memo is a credible and admissible piece of evidence in what would turn out to be an impeachable offense, or The Times printed "malicious fiction.
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With the exception of DNA evidence (which emerged from biology, not criminology), forensic tests are laughably unscientific; no independent entity exists to establish that such tests are reliable before their results are admissible as evidence.
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With notable exceptions, most governments have been slow or reluctant to take back their own nationals, citing security risks and the challenges they face identifying nationalities, gathering admissible evidence to prosecute, and developing reintegration programs.
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"I am deeply concerned about companies selling kits that deter individuals from seeking professional care and purport to collect evidence without knowing whether the evidence will be admissible in court," James said in a statement.
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He said generous funding for economic transition was promised for regions "most affected" by phasing out fossil fuels and that the EU explicitly recognised nuclear energy as admissible as the bloc pushes to reduce emissions.
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In that case, the admissible evidence was insufficient to prove beyond reasonable doubt that Buck was responsible for Moore's death, according to a charge evaluation worksheet from the LA County District Attorney in July 2018.
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This is a big deal insofar as this constraint limits the admissible theories of the nature of gravity and its relationship to dark matter and dark energy, two of the biggest mysteries in the physics.
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Strieff, the Court found that even though a driver had been stopped unconstitutionally, the drugs seized during the unconstitutional stop were still admissible — because the officer had discovered an outstanding warrant afterward, offering retroactive validation.
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"There is insufficient, admissible evidence for prosecutors to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that either force was used or that the victim was physically helpless as defined by law in the sexual encounter," the office said.
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The admissible evidence in the case was insufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Buck was responsible for Moore's death, according to a charge evaluation worksheet from the LA County District Attorney in July 2018.
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World Briefing France's highest court ruled Tuesday that judicial phone taps between former President Nicolas Sarkozy and his main lawyer were legal and would be admissible as evidence in an eventual case involving accusations of corruption.
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In a real trial, it is possible to change the location -- the "venue" -- of the trial and even sequester the jury to ensure fairness and a verdict based only on properly admissible evidence produced in court.
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Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mark Windham also ruled admissible statements Berman made about allegedly helping Durst build an alibi for the death of his wife, Kathleen McCormack Durst, prosecutors said in a news release.
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"This not admissible, Facebook must take their part of responsibility in this and must do everything to anticipate these livestreams, as much as [they do with] hate messages and Islamophobia on their networks," Ogras told CNN.
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But the doubt had to do with whether admissible evidence of a quantity and strength and cohesiveness could be developed to the very high standard of what you would need to indict a sitting vice president.
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Justice Tom Clark wrote in that case that police would have no incentive to stick to the Fourth Amendment when searching suspects if all the evidence they collect is admissible no matter how they come by it.
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But that has been more complicated when there's a lack of admissible evidence, as with the high-profile case of the man held for more than a year by the U.S. military before being sent to Bahrain.
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The government doesn't want to release him, but reportedly hasn't been able to gather enough admissible evidence of his alleged fighting for the Islamic State to try him in criminal court, according to the New York Times.
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The reliability of polygraph testing is often disputed, but Britain already uses it with some sexual offenders — though the use that can be made of the results is limited and they are not admissible in British courts.
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CNN reported on Wednesday that the new records from Parnas are expected to be admissible at the Senate trial because they were transmitted to the Senate as part of the House's evidence accompanying the articles of impeachment.
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A few days later, in Bellinzona, the attorneys and the presiding judge spent the morning debating whether, in light of Falciani's decision to boycott his own trial, his remarks in Divonne were admissible in lieu of testimony.
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Missouri: N/AMontana: In the Big Sky State, SB 196 outlines that information gained from drone use is only admissible in court when obtained with a search warrant or through some other exception recognized by the courts.
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The legislation allows ballots that are not stamped by the local electoral board to be admissible - formally approving a practice that caused a widespread outcry from government critics and concern from election monitors at a referendum last year.
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Pitchfork also reports that Kath's lawsuit was initially dismissed because he had "failed to provide any admissible evidence" against a motion that Glass made to file said lawsuit under California's "anti-strategic lawsuit against public participation" (SLAPP) statute.
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Further, the lawyers said the accounts were not admissible because they described events that fit no pattern, that took place in different cities in varying locations from dressing rooms to hotel suites and that were sometimes decades apart.
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Stephen Herron, the director of public prosecutions for Northern Ireland, said in a statement on Thursday that the decision to try only Soldier F was based on a lack of admissible evidence to prosecute more of the soldiers.
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Judge Ann M. Donnelly ruled against that request, too, saying that the court is public and that social media is an admissible record of her state of mind pertaining to various claims of emotional damages and psychological suffering.
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Unlike a normal trial, instead of a judge determining what will and won't be admissible, McConnell will have the power to introduce new rules, shoot down proposals, dictate pace, and control essentially every other facet of the trial.
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"Applicants must demonstrate they are admissible into the US by overcoming all grounds of inadmissibility including health-related grounds, criminality, security reasons, public charge, labor certification, illegal entrants and immigration violations, documentation requirements and miscellaneous grounds," CBP said.
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But even waiver recipients must still depart the United States and appear before a consular officer abroad for an immigrant visa interview, where it is determined whether the applicant is eligible to receive the visa and is admissible.
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At least two more hearings must be held to determine what evidence is admissible and to set a date for George Pell, the Vatican's third-highest-ranking official, to stand trial in Melbourne on charges of sexual abuse.
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According to a charge evaluation worksheet from the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office in July 2018, the admissible evidence in the case was insufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Buck was responsible for Moore's death.
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Other attorneys general — in Delaware, Hawaii, Michigan, New Mexico, North Carolina and Virginia — have spoken out against the kits, warning consumers to avoid the product and saying it's unlikely the kits would be admissible as evidence in court.
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District Judge Vanessa Baraitser, who is presiding over Assange's case, said the allegation would be admissible for a hearing next week regarding Assange's legal battle to block attempts at extraditing him to the U.S, according to The Guardian.
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The Bank Board agreed with an adjustment of the reference base for the calculation of the volume of admissible exemptions from the individual LTV limit and the DTI and DSTI limits, which is included in the CNB Recommendation.
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"The victim's sexy selfies will only be admissible in court if the photos demonstrate a motive for her to be lying," said Andrew Cherkasky, a former military prosecutor turned defense attorney who specializes in rape and sexual assault cases.
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That manual recount ended when all of Florida's 67 counties submitted their final vote totals to the secretary of state by Sunday at noon, meaning every vote deemed admissible by county canvassing boards and the courts was officially counted.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected claims by U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement that Frimmel Management LLC's employment records were admissible because it launched its own investigation after the 2013 raid.
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In 2012, the Innocence Project found that people of color made up 70 percent of those exonerated through the use of DNA, a procedure that started seven years after Geter's arrest when DNA became legally admissible as forensic evidence.
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After law enforcement officials concluded that they had insufficient courtroom-admissible evidence to bring criminal charges against the man, Trump administration officials in December decided to try to transfer him to Saudi custody, according to officials familiar with deliberations.
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He said she kept a sex diary and argued that her sexual history was admissible as part of the trial, and the newspapers lapped it up, with headlines like "How Jennifer Courted Death" in the New York Daily News.
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"If we have victims who believe that they can collect evidence alone at home, not only do they collect evidence that is not admissible or helpful, neither do they get health care or the victim advocacy help," Valentine said.
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But, as is the case with all data obtained via intercept in the UK, this information is not admissible in court, meaning that defendants are unlikely to find out how they were identified or get a chance to challenge it.
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Earlier this month, the other suspect in the case, 14-year-old Morgan Geyser, appeared in court where a judge determined her confession to police — parts of which were aired in the HBO documentary Beware the Slenderman — will be admissible.
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And if you are an attorney for any of these guys, do you not go to a judge and say, judge, this is predicated on a prejudice that exited from the get-go, therefore none of this should be admissible?
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If either party incorporates Forensic Architecture's analysis and renderings of the shooting into their cases against the police, it would be one of the first significant courtroom tests on the legitimacy of the London-based research group's work as admissible evidence.
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Cohen has presented no evidence that I received any information from the whistleblower identified in the New Yorker article referenced by Mr. Cohen," Avenatti stated in response to that point, noting that, additionally, "news articles do not constitute admissible evidence.
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While both defense counsel and our prosecutor believed the tape had confessions of criminal activity on it, the tape would likely not have been admissible at trial because of the way it was recorded (without knowledge/consent of the other parties).
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An attorney for Slager was present at the time and, according to local TV station WCMH, two-thirds of her testimony was cross-examination by the defense — a fact the judge noted in ruling it admissible at the murder trial.
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The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said the "admissible evidence is insufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt" that Buck gave Moore drugs or is responsible for his death in a document dated July 26 obtained by Fox News.
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By that summer, Congress had passed a provision into law limiting the president's amnesty power, asserting that "no pardon or amnesty granted by the President … shall be admissible in evidence" in court in an attempt to get back confiscated property.
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At his pretrial hearing, which began on December 6, the defense and the prosecution argued over whether Metzker's analysis was admissible—in part, whether it met the guidelines established by the US Supreme Court in a 1993 case called Daubert v.
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The CFPB should ban the collection of zombie debt and hold collection attorneys accountable by requiring them to review original account documents to make sure they have the right person and right amount, admissible evidence, and legal grounds to sue.
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" Bromwich noted in his letter that Justice Department guidelines say that a prosecution should be recommended if there is belief that a person committed a crime and that the admissible evidence "will probably be sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction.
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Unlike a normal trial, instead of a judge determining what will and won't be admissible, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will have the power to introduce rules, shoot down proposals, dictate pace and control essentially every other facet of the trial.
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Otherwise, the judge said, he will exclude the opinion from evidence he is taking in long-running pretrial hearings that are now addressing whether the F.B.I. interrogations in 11 of the five men at Guantánamo will be admissible at the trial.
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Saudi Arabia has been able to further curtail critical speech — funny or not — because along with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, it owns all the major pan-Arab satellite television networks and can set the limits of admissible discourse.
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Related: Republicans are coming for your browsing histories, not your guns In a first, a Manhattan federal judge presiding over a narcotics case has decided that drug evidence obtained through cell phone surveillance technology called "Stingray" won't be admissible in court.
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However, the judge denied Zervos' other requests for discovery, ruling that information she is seeking regarding other women, such as those who have accused Trump of sexual assault, is not relevant to this case and would not lead to admissible evidence.
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What to do with the prisoner has posed a dilemma for national-security officials, who want to find a way to keep him locked up but apparently lack courtroom-admissible evidence to charge him with providing material support to terrorism.
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It's admissible hearsay that falls under a certain exception, but Judge Alsup still took a moment to tell the jury that they should keep in mind that when people report what other people say, things can get "goofed up" in the process.
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"While not admissible in court, they're used by various governmental agencies and many people believe in their abilities," Douglas Wigdor, a former prosecutor who now represents victims in sexual harassment and sexual assault cases against high-profile men, told The Washington Post.
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"There is insufficient admissible evidence for prosecutors to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that either force was used, or that the victim was physically helpless as defined by law in a sexual encounter," the prosecutor's office said in a statement earlier this month.
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The statement, issued by US Customs and Border Protection, says Canadians who work in legal weed "will generally be admissible to the US." However, they may not be allowed to enter the US if they're going there for business reasons related to cannabis.
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The new rules have, in fact, sped up processing, raised the bar for admissible evidence and improved protections for criminal defendants, making it far less likely that a suspect would be held for as long as Mr. García has been, legal experts said.
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The Court of Appeal said in its decision that the United States' case against Mr. Dotcom and his associates — Matthias Ortmann, Bram van der Kolk and Finn Batato — was "both admissible and sufficient" to allow for the extradition of the four men.
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But some countries, including Britain, already had a more liberal attitude to the use in scientific research of "spare" embryos originally created for the purpose of IVF, and sought a regulatory distinction between admissible applications of nuclear transfer for therapeutic research and prohibited reproductive applications.
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This latest spate of proposed changes targeting overstays -- most likely to affect citizens from African countries (some of which the President included in his list of "shithole countries") -- paints a particular picture of who the Trump administration considers admissible and who it wishes to exclude.
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It's not clear what the RCMP was doing using the oft-derided practise that has become a pariah in the legal world — an unreliable metric of truth-telling that is not admissible in any American or Canadian courtroom, that studies show can be easily fooled.
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On Tuesday morning, both parties signed an agreement that will allow the DNA evidence to be admissible, on the stipulation that the discussion of genetic genealogy will be limited to Detective Jim Scharf's testimony explaining how it led him to focus his investigation on Talbott.
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The General Court of the European Union, the lower EU court, had previously ruled in 2017 that the case of the group of shareholders was admissible, but the ECJ, the EU's upper court, said on Tuesday that the lower court had erred in its judgment.
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Nelson conceded after the noon deadline for the manual recount, when all of Florida's 67 counties were required to submit their final vote totals to the secretary of state, meaning every vote deemed admissible by county canvassing boards and the courts had been officially counted.
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The report, by a team of prosecutors from the Netherlands, Australia, Belgium, Malaysia and Ukraine, was significant for applying standards of evidence admissible in court while still building a case directly implicating Russia, and it is likely to open a long diplomatic and legal struggle.
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For example, in one appellate case, the court held that in a prosecution for sexual assault where the victim claimed she escaped, prior accusations of rape were admissible to show that the defendant would have gone through with it if the victim had not escaped.
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She also noted that the government has acknowledged that the man asked for a lawyer after being read the Miranda warning when interrogators shifted from questioning him for intelligence purposes to questioning him in hopes of gathering evidence that is admissible in a courtroom.
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"Applicants must demonstrate they are admissible into the U.S. by overcoming all grounds of inadmissibility including health-related grounds, criminality, security reasons, public charge, labor certification, illegal entrants and immigration violations, documentation requirements, and miscellaneous grounds," a Customs and Border Patrol spokesperson told VICE News.
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His new lawyer, Mr. Schacht, said he expects Mr. Kourani to appeal the case next year, based largely on the admissibility of the statements he made to federal agents, as well as the judge's instructions to the jury that such statements were legally admissible.
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In a cease-and-desist letter to the company, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel argued that "an at-home evidence kit does not address the health care needs of many sexual assault survivors," and that any evidence collected might not be admissible in court.
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One is Bruce L. Castor Jr., the former Montgomery County District Attorney, who in 2005 found "insufficient credible and admissible evidence" to bring charges against Mr. Cosby after a Temple University basketball manager said the actor drugged and sexually assaulted her at his home near here.
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To commence prosecution, the prosecutor must apply the principles of federal prosecution and conclude both that the conduct at issue constitutes a federal offense and that the admissible evidence would probably be sufficient to obtain and sustain a guilty verdict by an unbiased trier of fact.
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Before the first trial, prosecutors asked Judge Steven O'Neill to allow 13 of the 19 women to testify against Cosby, but he allowed only one to do so because, in general, a defendant's history is not admissible as evidence that he or she committed a particular crime.
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And whoever takes custody of prisoners would become responsible for coming up with a long-term plan for any detainees deemed to be dangerous but who for some reason cannot be prosecuted, because of a lack of admissible evidence, or repatriated, because they might be tortured.
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The latter group includes a few people accused of links to significant attacks, like the 1003 nightclub bombings in Bali, Indonesia, but for whom courtroom-admissible evidence is thin, and others who are not linked to any attack but who, officials believe, remain committed to Islamist militancy.
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"New documents, which have now been deemed admissible by the court, are thought to contain damming evidence against the bank and its conduct in relation to its RBS Greenwich Capital arm and its exposure to U.S. sub-prime mortgages," said a spokesman for the shareholder group.
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"Of the admissible evidence, there is nothing that suggests that Hubers and Martin were treated differently, or if they were, that the difference was due to sex," the judge wrote, ticking off Hubers' allegations about logging vacation time, working from home and joining the boss for client events.
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Because both of the guns portrayed in the tattoos match those that prosecutors say were used in the fatal shootings, Suffolk First Assistant District Attorney Patrick M. Haggan argued that the body art "is, in fact, an admission by Mr. Hernandez" and should be admissible in court at trial.
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The answer is surprisingly simple: if the president specifically authorized his attorney to make a statement on his behalf to the public or, for that matter, to the prosecutor, the statement is called a "representative admission" — an exception to the hearsay rule that makes it admissible against the President.
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But both defendants were acquitted of bank secrecy breaches for a later leak of the same information to the media, which the court deemed "admissible whistleblowing" after authorities had failed to act on the information, said the head of the Zurich High Court of Appeal's criminal division, Daniel Bussmann.
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"You are saying a noncitizen who arrives at a port of entry, has never been in the United States, not lawfully admitted to the United States, nonetheless has a right under the U.S. Constitution to judicial review of the executive's decision to say they're not admissible?" he asked.
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"The attorneys general slammed MeToo Kit for advertising several dangerous and misleading claims on its website, including the kit's ability help sexual assault survivors collect forensic evidence that may be admissible in a court of law and that the kit would act as a "hopeful deterrent to assault.
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"I don't think the Constitutional Court will consider this complaint admissible at all because I don't think the conditions that would be needed for that have been met, namely that the ECB is clearly and considerably acting beyond its remit," Alexander Thiele, a professor of law at Berlin's Free University said.
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While polygraphs are generally considered too unreliable to be admissible in court, they are still used in civil commitment programs across the US. According to the 2014 annual survey of sex offender civil commitment program, nine out of 15 participating states reported utilizing polygraphs to evaluate disclosure of sexual fantasies.
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The Senate trial also won't automatically admit evidence from the House process, according to GOP officials, a key difference from the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton ... Though the material will be printed and made available to senators, it won't be automatically admissible unless a majority of senators approve it.
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Supreme Court lets stand law banning some semi-automatic assault weapons While the court held that the initial stop was unconstitutional, due to lack of reasonable suspicion, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the majority that overturned the Utah Supreme Court and held that because the arrest warrant was valid, the evidence was admissible.
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Daimler isn't about to let Tesla own any more 'firsts' in electric transportation; the German company revealed the Mercedes-Benz Urban eTruck today in Stuttgart, an all-electric truck with a total admissible weight capacity of 26 tonnes (29 U.S. tons), which makes it the first clean energy big rig of its kind.
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The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a ruling by a federal judge in Massachusetts, who granted Entergy's motion for summary judgment last year after finding that Iraq War veteran Mark Flaherty had offered no admissible evidence to show that he was fired in 2015 as a result of disability discrimination.
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Jeffrey Chase, a former immigration judge, said the dispute goes to the very heart of asylum law, which grants foreigners who otherwise would not be admissible the right to enter the country if they can show that they have a "credible fear" of persecution if they are returned to the country they came from.
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The defendant told the court that the couple regularly practiced strangulation during sexual intercourse, and claimed that his wife could only climax when he throttled her -- his comments were initially disregarded by the district court as degrading to the victim, but the High Court later ruled that they formed an admissible part of his defense.
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"If the evidence presented by your office was insufficient to convince 12 members of the grand jury to find probable cause to believe that Mr. McCabe had committed any crimes, no attorney can reasonably believe that 'the admissible evidence is sufficient to obtain a guilty verdict by an unbiased trier of fact,'" Bromwich argued.
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And what struck me the first time I heard the tape and we&aposll get to how CNN got it in a moment, was, you have to number one, make sure that it&aposs admissible in evidence if it&aposs recorded with the permission of one of the parties, and it was because Michael Cohen recorded it.
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"The governor may, in his discretion, appoint a board of inquiry whose duty it shall be to gather information, whether or not admissible in a court of law, bearing upon whether or not a person condemned to death should be executed or reprieved or pardoned, or whether the person's sentence should be commuted," the law states.
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" But the office added that the tape may not have ever made it to court: "While both defense counsel and our prosecutor believed the tape had confessions of criminal activity on it, the tape would likely not have been admissible at trial because of the way it was recorded (without knowledge/consent of the other parties).
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" Hemesath and her co-prosecutor, Heiko Coppola, along with two lawyers from the Justice Department's Office of International Affairs, who had flown in from Washington for the hearing, maintained that nothing the defense had found, in fifteen months of investigation, should be admissible, because it contradicted the contents of Iraq's extradition packet, which "has to be taken as true.
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TPS provides a safe haven for aliens who would face one of the following conditions if they were to return to their own countries: To be eligible, an alien must have been physically present in the United States continuously since the effective date of his country's most recent TPS designation, and he must be admissible as an immigrant.
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He pleaded guilty to the top charge — manslaughter in the first degree — after Justice Daniel P. Conviser ruled that Dixon's videotaped hour-and-ten-minute 2013 police interrogation, in which he claimed that he'd felt duped and humiliated by the revelation of his victim's gender identity, was admissible in court — amounting to the trans panic defense airing in a court of law.
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Martin's judge notes that even in cases where the validity of a search warrant is later called into question, evidence may still be admissible unless the grounds for the warrant are so obviously deficient that "no officer could presume it to be valid," or when it's shown that a judge has been misled by law enforcement or is blatantly biased.
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Mike TurnerMichael Ray TurnerLive coverage: House holds first public impeachment hearing House questions Volker as impeachment probe ramps up Republicans show signs of discomfort in defense of Trump MORE (R-Ohio) used his questioning to highlight that the two witnesses did not have direct contact with Trump and described their testimony as hearsay, saying it wouldn't be admissible in a courtroom.
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And the Transportation Security Administration, under DHS, has required air carriers to enforce the President's proclamation that limits who is allowed to board commercial flights headed for the US. When passengers arrive at the 11 airports, Customs and Border Protection officers make two key determinations: whether a traveler is admissible to the US and if someone needs extra screening or quarantine.
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"All in all, the two-day break, the change in personnel and focus of the interviews, the autonomy Abu Khatallah had in refusing to answer certain questions, and the repeated advisory that his prior statements would likely not be admissible, all support a finding that 'a reasonable person in [Abu Khatallah's] shoes' would have understood that he retained a choice about continuing to talk," Cooper wrote.
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State (2002), the prosecution, in a Texas case, introduced a seventeen-minute video of a hundred and forty photographs (almost half of which depicted the victim in infancy or early childhood, including with a puppy), set to music, including Céline Dion's "My Heart Will Go On." Both the trial and the appeals courts deemed it admissible; a higher-level state appeals court did not.
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This required a new doctrine of evidence and a new method of inquiry, and led to what the historian Barbara Shapiro has called "the culture of fact": the idea that an observed or witnessed act or thing—the substance, the matter , of fact—is the basis of truth and the only kind of evidence that's admissible not only in court but also in other realms where truth is arbitrated.
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Related: What America's Creeping Criminal Justice Reform Looks Like From the Inside The state also argued at Syed's earlier post-conviction hearing that even if Syed had an admissible alibi for the time of the murder, "it wouldn't explain why he's in Leakin Park with Jay Wilds at 7:00 on the night that Hae Min Lee is murdered," pointing to cellphone tower data that placed him at the scene.
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Most Americans who have been charged with crimes related to ISIS have been picked up in sting operations before they are ever able to leave the U.S. Khweis's defense attorneys asked during pretrial hearings for the man's confession to be admissible in court, arguing that intelligence interrogators who initially interviewed Khweis essentially prepared him to give answers in a second round of interrogators intended to get information to be used in court.
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" The defense lawyers claimed Walls "has erroneously excluded relevant and admissible testimony, documents, and witnesses called by the defense that would provide critical support to following the defense theories: (1) that Defendants share a genuine friendship, (2) that Defendants lacked the requisite criminal intent to engage in a bribery scheme, (3) that Senator Menendez's advocacy for Dr. Melgen in the areas of Medicare and port security were objectively reasonable, and (4) that there was no concealment.
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They would no longer be in violation if they pressure the elderly into signing over protected Social Security income to pay off default judgments, proceeding to trial without any witnesses or admissible evidence, relying on court rules to award them judgment if the consumer does not appear or asking the court to continue or dismiss the case if the consumer does appear, or run collection mills that generate tens of thousands of robo-signed legal complaints weekly with as little as 30 seconds of attorney review.
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One of the fundamental features of our justice system is that a defendant's own statements are admissible in evidence at trial and can be used against him (hence the famous warning that you see on the cop shows: "Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law...") Trump's tweets and other public statements can be used to prove his state of mind, which can be the most difficult part of any prosecution -- proving not only what the person did, but why he did it.
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Indeed, if the President considered that the reports provided by BeIN could constitute an admissible element to justify, at the procedural level only, the jurisdiction of the French judge (pages 7 and 8) and the procedural admissibility of Arabsat's action (legal capacity to be a defendant, pages 8 and 9), the judge limited this point to the procedural level only ("At the stage of the analysis of territorial jurisdiction, the results of the tests produced by the claimants are sufficient to establish that the French Court has jurisdiction", "This is sufficient to establish that ARABSAT has the legal capacity to be a defendant").
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The US errs heavily on the side of caution with Syrians; in 2015, the Department of Homeland Security said the US only took in about one-tenth of the Syrian applicants referred by the UN. Step 5: If the applicant clears all of those screenings, a specially trained officer from the Department of Homeland Security travels to the country where the refugee is currently living in order to interview them in person, to make sure both that their claim to being a refugee is valid and that they are admissible under US law — making sure they weren't involved in persecution of others in their home country, providing material support to terrorists, and so on.
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