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Does that make it harder to admit evidence obtained by torture?

If a judge decides to admit evidence where there has been a breach, he should give reasons.

The Court held that rules against admitting evidence indicating the decision-making process of a jury were constitutional.

Because to days proceedings are in the nature of a motion to admit evidence, Crone is not required to be present.

Even the film admits evidence to the contrary.

You do not dare to continue to admit evidence about your senior, grinning all over your face!

One such rule prohibits admitting evidence that is coerced out of a defendant.

A proffer is an offer of proof in support of admitting evidence.

However, they admit evidence is somewhat thin for this particular dispute to be settled satisfactorily.

But the administration wants to give military judges the power to admit evidence obtained through coercive methods short of torture.

The rules on admissibility of evidence are meant to be the only standards for admitting evidence.

During the limited questioning allowed over admitting evidence, he asked defense lawyers to repeat their questions again and again.

With regard to adoptive admissions, even a party's silence can be a basis for admitting evidence under this exception.

Most crucially perhaps, judges may be willing to admit evidence or rely on facts established in earlier trials.

But this time, Judge Kevin Tierney admitted evidence based on similar tests.

The Rules grant trial judges broad discretion to admit evidence in the face of competing arguments from the parties.

Daubert admits evidence based on science that has been tested, peer-reviewed and published.

Courts admit evidence of dubious quality at trial, and send defendants to prison - or to death - on the basis of it.

It might also be appropriate to admit evidence relating to charges on which the defendant was acquitted, as I have already cited in the example of.

The Federal Rules of Evidence strive to eliminate this distrust, and encourage admitting evidence in close cases.

But the tribunals are kangaroo courts, admitting evidence that was coerced or obtained through abuse or outright torture.

However, on appeal the case was sent back for a new trial due to a procedural error at trial in admitting evidence and instructing the jury.

But some chafe because the Government will be allowed to admit evidence at the hearing under a lesser burden of proof than it would face in a trial.

"How dare you, a magistrate of mere aedilician rank, admit evidence into your court concerning your senior in the hierarchy?

With trials now under way, several defense lawyers have criticized the tribunal's procedures, particularly its rules on admitting evidence, which were virtually copied from the Nuremberg trials.