Meanings of rule inadmissible in English

The jury heard none of that evidence, as it was ruled inadmissible opinion.

However, this evidence was ruled inadmissible back in 2009, and the case was put on ice.

Unlike the security guard, the three white cops signed confessions which were ruled inadmissible in court and all four were acquitted.

Unsurprisingly, McLaren's appeal into the retrospective 25-second drive-through penalty handed to Hamilton after the Belgian Grand Prix earlier this month was ruled inadmissible.

A pathologist who had been due to give evidence was unable to appear in person for cross-examination so his account was ruled inadmissible.

A man accused of attempting to rape a 79 year old woman was set free yesterday after his alleged confessions were ruled inadmissible.

A key witness for the prosecution was a male escort who went by the name The German Master, but his evidence was ruled inadmissible.

Allegations that a senior British army officer deliberately distorted evidence about the events of Bloody Sunday were today ruled inadmissible by the Saville Inquiry.

Her statement, at the end of an overnight without the assistance of either a lawyer or interpreter, interrogation was ruled inadmissible by Italy's highest court.