insufficiency of evidence

Only former Governor Jose Carreon was not included in the charges due to insufficiency of evidence.

But the RTC dismissed the cases on January, 2012 for insufficiency of evidence.

In none of the grounds of appeal was it suggested that there was an insufficiency of evidence; what was complained of was alleged misdirections.

On 6 Apr. 1723, he opposed the bill of pains and penalties against Francis Atterbury on the grounds of insufficiency of evidence.

Some other human diseases and symptoms have been proposed to be associated with indoor bioaerosol, but no deterministic conclusions could be drawn due to the insufficiency of evidence.

Coleen also underlines the larger question of how the ground of insufficiency of evidence relates to, and arguably may be subsumed under, other more established grounds of judicial review.

The early history of determinations under the statute evinces the inclination of the court to use its provisions sparingly; the statute was usually invoked to dismiss an indictment for the insufficiency of evidence before a grand jury after a defendant's motion to inspect the minutes had been granted.

On 3 May 2012, Ross Monaghan was acquitted by the trial judge Lord Brailsford, following a defence submission under section 97 of the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995, that Mr. Monaghan had no case to answer in respect of the charges libelled, due to an insufficiency of evidence.