Examples of using Probative in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Nothing probative.
Probative value… I know what the balancing test is, counselor.
Have you found any probative particulates?
On what basis? Its prejudicial impact outweighs its probative value.
I can demonstrate probative value, Nick, really.
Prejudicial effect greatly outweighs any probative value.
It seems some probative information has come to my attention.
They obviously have some probative value.
It serves no probative value, other than to inflame the jury.
We would better get something probative from this, guys.
I move to exclude the video, as it is more prejudicial than probative.
Gonna be hard to find anything probative in this wreckage.
Your Honour, if nothing else, the prejudicial value here… Outweighs the probative.
We were, but then I found something probative that you missed.
Because I saw Fatima downstairs a little while later.What you're doing is more prejudicial than probative.
Exactly, but I also found something probative on the victim's shoe.
So, there's nothing probative, but if you were to beat somebody to death, there's a chance you would injure yourself, right?
Prejudicial impact outweighs any probative value.
It is a procedural rule that seeks to exhaust the full probative potential of the witness-accomplice's testimony by determining that the time he should testify is after his trial has ended, thereby allaying the fear of an improper motive that may accompany this testimony as long as his trial has not ended J.D.
If it had been arson,that would have been probative, but it wasn't.
It may be assumed that if there were an effective andfair procedural method of realizing the full probative potential of testimonies with other inherent defects, the rules of evidence would have provided a solution to this, even if we assume that ultimately the task of assessing the reliability and weight of the evidence belongs to the judge who is trying the case.
As you can see,they're clearly more prejudicial than probative, Your Honor.
The probative interest in exhausting the reliability potential of the accomplice's testimony led the legislature to depart from the general guiding principle that all the accomplices in the offence who are tried together should be sentenced at the same time, and it saw a justification for creating an exception that the sentence of a witness-accomplice who has pleaded guilty should be handed down before he gives testimony for or against his accomplices in the same indictment.
That any reasonable person would regard it as having probative value and would trust it”.
Having read the summary text of this witness's testimony,it is my ruling that it would be more prejudicial than probative.
Although causing actual damage is not one of the elements of the offence of abuse, it is obvious that proof of physical oremotional damage to a victim may serve as a probative tool to prove the existence of potential to cause suffering and damage, and the severity or the exceptional nature of the act that allegedly constitutes abuse.
In the circumstances described above, the timing may affect the reliability of the testimony,its weight and its probative value.
Mr. Gardner, your motion for a mistrial is denied, but bring me proof that this glove is the glove, that it has been purposefully kept from you,or that it has some probative impact, and I will reconsider.
This provision allows a seller to assume with certainty that if the buyer has not given notice of a lack of conformity within two years, the goods were found to be suitable and he is not longerexposed to any claims(which is also related to probative considerations).
(a) Where the court is of the opinion that the weight of the accomplice's testimony, in relation to all the other evidence that has been adduced, has a‘critical mass' for the fate of the trial, and the timing of this testimony at the stage after the trial in the accomplice's case has ended islikely to make a significant contribution to maximizing the probative potential of that testimony and arriving at a correct verdict in the trial;