corroborating evidence

However, there is no corroborating evidence that he was involved in either of those events.

However, there is no corroborating evidence to support this claim.

A week later, investigators returned and found corroborating evidence, she said.

So far, none of the people who knew him, or Beth, could give her any corroborating evidence.

But he wasn't ready to buy that without corroborating evidence.

Two years after an event occurred, you do need some kind of corroborating evidence and the judge said that.

No corroborating evidence of any kind was ever found.

But a lead investigator said that in those cases where corroborating evidence was available, the Iraqi information turned out to be sound.

"It is believable, but we do need some additional corroborating evidence."

As I have explained, there is too much corroborating evidence to support it."

I'm saying first that these memories can never be validated without corroborating evidence.

However, there is a certain amount of corroborating evidence.

Several other groups claimed responsibility, without any corroborating evidence or verified data.

Neither he nor other authority officials offered corroborating evidence for those allegations.

Indeed, it requires either two witnesses or one witness and corroborating evidence.

However, even with an additional month, it is close to impossible to find a lawyer, and difficult to produce corroborating evidence.

And in drug cases, unlike any others, suspects can be convicted on the police report alone, without corroborating evidence.

The prosecution's case relied on an abundance of corroborating evidence.

They said the lack of corroborating evidence made it impossible to rely on his testimony.

The lack of corroborating evidence led to even more rumours after the war ended.

Headquarters had a hard time believing at first, but soon corroborating evidence came in and the order was given to advance all along the front.

"But without any corroborating evidence to back up her statements, we had to give the defendant the benefit of the doubt."

Judges also place a large weight on the amount of corroborating evidence that can be submitted to support each piece.

To elevate the idea above pure speculation, we need some corroborating evidence.

"Was there corroborating evidence, or did the original conviction rest solely on the daughter's testimony?"