unreliable witness

But he has also given several other conflicting accounts and at one point was considered an unreliable witness.

"I actually think Hamlet is a very unreliable witness to events.

He was criticised as an unreliable witness by several national newspapers.

"So we've got a secondhand report by an unreliable witness and a cold trail?"

The accuser would have been an unreliable witness because she was impaired on the night of the party, the report said.

He also tried to show that statements the youths gave to the police were inconsistent and made them unreliable witnesses.

But other law enforcement officials say those theories have come from unreliable witnesses and suspects in some of the crimes.

Thus, hypnosis creates a very able but unreliable witness.

He terms him an unreliable witness on attempts by the Swedish prosecutor to contact his client.

Bluff evidence, false evidence, and unreliable witnesses were used to test their effect.

Accounts of unreliable witnesses and others pressured to testify or to withhold information.

They will argue that the Government's case is built on flimsy circumstantial evidence and unreliable witnesses.

But the case presented against him was an outright embarrassment, a mishmash of bad lab work, missing evidence and unreliable witnesses.

The latter is an unreliable witness, she is unobservant and very suggestible.

She would be deemed an unreliable witness, so what good would she be to them?

Women were no longer allowed to testify in Court; they were classed with underage children as unreliable witnesses.

The spectacular conviction of Nora Wall was found to be based on evidence from unreliable witnesses who admitted to lying.

"Friends are notoriously unreliable witnesses," Howard said.

Bonds's lawyers say there are unreliable witnesses in the case, and they have accused the government of having a vendetta against a superstar.

Instead, I turned to the Internet, although I know that when it comes to color, my computer is an unreliable witness.

She is an unreliable witness.

Prosecutors initially charged the gang member with nine murders but dropped six charges before the trial began citing unreliable witnesses.

Because the 2011 Copa America showed that friendlies can be very unreliable witnesses.

Because there is, of course, a genuine body of research about nutrition and health, to which these new "nutritionists" are spectacularly unreliable witnesses.

"A most unreliable witness.