jailhouse informant造句

• Hileman said the testimony supporting Pitts'story comes from unreliable witnesses-- namely, Pitts'relatives and friends and jailhouse informants.
• Within a few weeks of Hylton's March arrest, a jailhouse informant told Glendale police that Hylton was looking for a hired killer.
• In his argument on Thursday, Zelenka noted that in convicting Elmore, the state had the testimony of a jailhouse informant, James Gilliam.
• He acknowledged that information about a jailhouse informant was documented in April but never given to the district attorney's office until late September.
• Other trial testimony came from a jailhouse informant _ a heroin user with a lengthy criminal record who had testified in more than 10 cases.
• Morin was convicted in 1992 of murdering a 9-year-old neighbor, Christine Jessop, in part because of testimony from jailhouse informants.
• Among the factors the governor attributed to his decision were misconduct by prosecutors and other law enforcement officials and the use of testimony from jailhouse informants.
• He was criticized for using jailhouse informants during his 24-year-long tenure as district attorney, leading to a murder conviction being overturned.
• DNA evidence taken from the scene did not match Williams or Dick, which led a jailhouse informant to prompt Dick to name a co-conspirator.
• During the trial, the prosecution supplemented the victim's identification with testimony from a jailhouse informant, who claimed Tibbs had confessed to the crime.
• In the filing, the lawyers also claimed the government had wrongfully used a jailhouse informant to extract information from one imprisoned defendant, Wadih El-Hage.
• A " snitch, " or jailhouse informant, is being moved, and the jailers have to get potential victims and assassins out of the way.
• Statements from three jailhouse informants also alleged that Perez boasted he would wreak revenge on his former police colleagues by making up stories about misconduct they did not commit.
• Jailhouse informants played a crucial role in the case against David Spence, who was convicted in 1984 of the contract murders of three teenagers at a lake near Waco.
• Another article described the use of the jailhouse informant, Scott Lee Martin, an armed robber who is also suspected of being a member of a white supremacist group.
• Muhammad became part of the probe when a jailhouse informant familiar with Mack told detectives that the rapper's killer went by a " Middle East " sounding name.
• In 1991, while Ramos was incarcerated, a jailhouse informant told GraBois and FBI agent Mary Galligan that Ramos had told him he knew what had happened to Etan.
• The 37-year-old takes hope from the fact that Monday a federal judge in California overturned a second death sentence, citing questionable information from a jailhouse informant.
• Testimony was heard from several witnesses, including statements from former suspect Albert Cleary and John Avitto, a jailhouse informant who claimed to have overheard conversations between Giuca and visitors.
• Reporters at the Chicago Tribune raised serious questions about the quality of legal representation and the use of jailhouse informants in 106 of the 134 people executed while Bush has been in office.