legally admissible

"I haven't approached the authorities because my evidence wouldn't be legally admissible in a criminal prosecution, Sir."

DNA test results are legally admissible if the collection and the processing follows a chain of custody.

Judges accept confessions wrung through torture; they are legally admissible in court.

It did, however, set a precedent that corporate manslaughter is legally admissible in English courts.

He must decide whether it is legally admissible in court.

In most European states the qualified electronic signature is legally admissible in legal documents and contracts.

In any event, is what we voted on today legally admissible?

In fact, the Legal Service quite rightly does not allow Member States to be named unless legally admissible evidence is available.

It is impossible to obtain legally admissible evidence, because investigations are not carried out independently.

In any case, a robot's testimony in its own defence is not legally admissible as evidence.