inadmissible

They say his confession is coerced, obtained through torture and therefore inadmissible as evidence.

For obvious reasons, it’s considered tainted information, “the fruit of the poisonous tree,” and so inadmissible in court.

Cupp ruled that police lying to a suspect did not make an “otherwise voluntary confession inadmissible.”

At the time, the court also removed several pieces of evidence, deeming some statements from alleged victims inadmissible.

Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, had told the Doha Forum on Saturday that it was "inadmissible" that a group he called terrorists, a clear reference to HTS, could take control in Syria.