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He knew he was in these men's power, that only by force had they brought him there, that force alone gave them the right to demand answers to their questions, and that the sole object of that assembly was to inculpate him.

"There is no obvious reason to think that the defense would challenge the substance of her testimony it does not intrinsically inculpate Mr.

"In general, where the investigators' comments do not induce the suspect to alter his account or to inculpate himself, a court should prohibit the state from playing those portions of the interview."

Crossing all the ethical and moral boundaries, the attempts to asperse, inculpate and defame the rivals are the tactics being use to soar the mercury of the political atmosphere.

(30) However, some studies paradoxically inculpate this class of agents as the cause of both IBD and psoriasis.

If prosecutors, police, and forensic laboratories have the necessary resources to recover, test, and use the new evidence, they can use it effectively in criminal cases to inculpate the guilty and exculpate the innocent.

Overall, in Canada, the moniker of sex addict might be used to inculpate, exculpate an accused, or serve as a neutral factor in judicial, arbitral, and panel decisions.

The prosecutor emphasized, however, that the blood type of swabs taken from the victim showed that Rodriguez did commit the crime, that a hair from the crime scene matched him, and that the person the defense sought to inculpate, Yanez, "beyond a doubt ...

(190) The police further "mischaracterized" Cummins's statements in an obvious effort to inculpate him.

To consider an expert a "witness against the accused," the expert must not only make a factual statement, but that statement must also help either identify or inculpate the defendant.

In the narrowest perception, biocontrol inculpate suppressing pest organisms with many other organisms.

Complicity liability is used to inculpate others who have contributed to the perpetrator's personal wrongdoing.