1. Corroborating evidence means supplementary evidence that tends to strengthen or confirm the already existing evidence.

2. Corroborating evidence is a collection of facts and information that backs up someone's story

3. In a court of law, Corroborating evidence is used to uphold the testimony of witnesses.

4. The Defense Department said late Monday that there is “no Corroborating evidence” to support the explosive New York Times report last week that …

5. In the course of the last three weeks, substantial evidence has been presented to the Senate Corroborating these allegations.: But under Scottish criminal law, two separate pieces of Corroborating evidence are required to secure a conviction.: There is also Corroborating evidence from Interpol the documents provided by the couple to verify their Kola identity are in fact false.

6. They Aren’t often taught that claims must be based on multiple lines of corroborating evidence described within the context of the field’s current best understanding, which necessarily changes over time

7. Corroborating evidence (or corroboration) is evidence that tends to support a proposition that is already supported by some initial evidence, therefore confirming the proposition.For example, W, a witness, testifies that she saw X drive his automobile into a green car

8. In Ireland she receives 'Corroborating' evidence of a child psychologists report that states the child has been sexually abused and is showing signs of distress and trauma, the Family Court will not accept the report into evidence because the mother obtained it and this apparently, in the Family Court's view is a …

9. Other relevant factors to be considered in determining whether this defence burden has been satisfied include: the severity of the triggering stimulus; Corroborating evidence of bystanders; Corroborating medical history of automatistic-like dissociative states; whether there is evidence of a motive for the crime; and whether the alleged trigger of the automatism is also the victim of the