Sentences with admissibility
ad·mis·si·ble
A a - An admissible plan.
- Admissible evidence.
- He or she rules on admissibility of evidence, determines debatable issues of law.
- The changes being brought in in Victoria would certainly make a difference to the admissibility of this kind of statement.
- The burden of proof required for any conviction and the rules governing the admissibility of evidence in a criminal court are essential.
- Mr Hulls said he had complete faith in the ability and integrity of the state's courts to assess the admissibility of evidence.
- The day's court proceedings began without the jury, as the rival lawyers locked horns over the admissibility of the pictures.
- The defence had less trouble with admissibility.
- Likely to be called in a fortnight after opening addresses and preliminary skirmishes about admissibility of evidence.