He appealed to the Judges to say whether such loose and unreliable evidence as this was evidence which could be received by the Court.

He was charged with assault in 1998, but the charges were thrown out due to unreliable evidence.

Jurors are being asked to believe what is turning out to be fabricated and unreliable evidence, causing a lot of grief.

Some experts believe the evidence released from the Soviet archives is understated, incomplete, or unreliable.

Although the defence claimed this was unreliable evidence, the judge ruled it admissible.

A related objection is that evolution is based on unreliable evidence.

I'm only saying eye-witness testimony is the most unreliable evidence you can have, particularly in a murder trial.

The Acts of Thomas and oral traditions (only recorded in writing centuries later) provide weak and unreliable evidence.

But many American experts, echoing complaints of Canadian agriculture officials, said that was unreliable evidence for building a case.

But in civilian court, he said, defense lawyers would use rules of evidence that can keep potentially unreliable evidence away from jurors.