Common use of Admissibility of Evidence Clause in Contracts

Admissibility of Evidence. Any evidence obtained in the course of an investigation through the use of administrative pressures, threats, lies, coercion, or promises shall not be admissible in any subsequent criminal action or disciplinary hearing. However, explaining to a member that potential corrective and/or discipline action could result if the member continues to refuse to answer questions or participate in an investigation shall not be construed as administrative pressures, threats, lies, coercion, or promises.

Admissibility of Evidence. Any evidence obtained in the course of an investigation through the use of administrative pressures, threats, lies, coercion, or promises shall not be admissible in any subsequent criminal action or disciplinary hearing. However, explaining to a member that potential corrective and/or discipline action could result if the member he/she continues to refuse to answer questions or participate in an investigation shall not be construed as administrative pressures, threats, lies, coercion, coercion or promises.

Admissibility of Evidence. Any evidence obtained in the course of an investigation through the use of administrative pressures, threats, lies, coercion, or promises shall not be admissible in any subsequent criminal action or disciplinary Departmental hearing. However, explaining to a member that potential corrective and/or discipline action could result if the member he/she continues to refuse to answer questions or participate in an investigation shall not be construed as administrative pressures, threats, lies, coercion, coercion or promises.