"There is insufficient admissible evidence under English law of an offense, " the Attorney General's office said in a statement.
32.
"We don't know, any of us, how to give admissible evidence about our romantic or erotic history, " he writes.
33.
If this is criterion is applied it would not be difficult to take DNA testing as admissible evidence in court.
34.
Such attacks can be regarded as aggravating factors by administrators and are admissible evidence in the dispute-resolution process, including Arbitration cases.
35.
Thus, despite its bulk and hyperbole, the opposition does not supply any admissible evidence to prove essential elements of plaintiff's claims.
36.
:: : : : : " Hearing it somewhere " is not usually admissible evidence, especially if you don't remember where.
37.
Selena tells Mackey that he has no admissible evidence, and that despite an often-stormy relationship, Vera and Dolores loved each other.
38.
More recently, with American, German, and Swedish colleagues, he carried out studies into experimental forensic technologies for " Admissible Evidence ".
39.
But defense lawyers for the cult founder refused, at least for now, to accept even that simple document as admissible evidence.
40.
But it would be unfair to hold Mr . Bradley on court bail while admissible evidence does not exist in any form,
