securing evidence

Moreover, in fastening it to the wharf, he would have felt as if securing evidence against himself.

Much of the work of the previous fortnight securing evidence to counter the original charge was suddenly irrelevant.

Courts will lend a defendant all practicable help in securing evidence necessary for a defense, if it is sought in a timely manner.

It also prevented local officers from securing evidence by means prohibited under the federal exclusionary rule and giving it to their federal colleagues.

After a number of mosques were torched over 2011, all suspects subsequently detailed were later released, since law enforcement officers encountered difficulties in securing evidence against them.

The player's tasks encompass examining crime scenes and securing evidence as well as interrogating witnesses and suspects to uncover the identity of the serial killer.

They said that by not asking the right questions, not taking notes during some of his interviews and not securing evidence before it could be destroyed, Mr. Meese had "departed from standard investigative techniques."

This is due in part to difficulty in securing evidence and failure to prosecute when evidence could be gathered, but more particularly to the fact that the general public does not appreciate the gravity of the offense.

Although always interested in the activities of the agents at Whitehall, Strickland is always very defensive when Whitehall attempts to manipulate him into securing evidence or information in cases which are socially sensitive.

Units for arrests and securing evidence, abbreviated BFE or BFHu) are special units of the German state police forces Landespolizei and the German Federal Police.

The social worker might also need advice from a detective about securing evidence, but calls to colleagues often went unreturned for weeks, and there was likely to be no doctor to consult because few were trained to detect elder abuse.

Upon the granting of a warrant from a Magistrate, Fire Inspectors may use force to make entry into a premises for the purposes of securing evidence, investigating the commission of an offence or to make an inspection.

The Division of Forensic Toxicology and Drug Abuse Research has national responsibility for securing evidence, analysis and interpretation of intoxicants, medicines and toxic agents in samples from individuals in cases where the results may have judicial consequences.

In this instance, the members of the Society's Disciplinary Committee had gone beyond their authority to carry out a due inquiry and had caused the inquiry to become an inquisition aimed at securing evidence to justify a finding of guilt.

Aazam Khan was successful in securing evidence against D'Costa but the mafia got wise to it and before Aazam Khan could reach the law, D'Costa with the help of his friend Dalpat Dalal liquidated him.

In its Memorandum, circulated at the start of the revision process, the United States Government argued that 'Letters rogatory are a useful but scarcely perfect technique for securing evidence from persons abroad' and listed a number of limitations of the technique, limitations which were especially important where the two legal systems involved differed in their practice.