amissibility (Meaning)
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amissibility ()
The quality of being amissible; possibility of being lost.
Synonyms & Antonyms of amissibility
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amissibility Sentence Examples
- The amissibility of the evidence in court was a topic of heated debate among the attorneys.
- The lawyer argued for the amissibility of the document, claiming it was crucial to the case.
- The judge carefully considered the amissibility of the witness's testimony before allowing it in court.
- The defense attorney questioned the amissibility of the video footage, arguing that it was obtained illegally.
- The prosecutor presented a strong case for the amissibility of the expert witness's opinion.
- The legal team spent hours researching the amissibility of similar cases to strengthen their argument.
- The appellate court's decision emphasized the importance of adhering to strict rules regarding evidence amissibility.
- The judge ruled against the amissibility of the defendant's confession, citing a violation of constitutional rights.
- The defense lawyer filed a motion to challenge the amissibility of the forensic evidence.
- The court carefully assessed the amissibility of the photographic evidence, considering its potential impact on the jury.
FAQs About the word amissibility
The quality of being amissible; possibility of being lost.
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The amissibility of the evidence in court was a topic of heated debate among the attorneys.
The lawyer argued for the amissibility of the document, claiming it was crucial to the case.
The judge carefully considered the amissibility of the witness's testimony before allowing it in court.
The defense attorney questioned the amissibility of the video footage, arguing that it was obtained illegally.
