Definition of «spoliation»

"Spoliation" refers to the act of intentionally destroying, altering, or hiding evidence that could be used in a legal investigation or court case. It is often seen as a wrongdoing because it obstructs justice and undermines the fairness of the legal process.

Phrases with «spoliation»

Sentences with «spoliation»

The court ruled that the trial judge properly ruled against the defendant on a question of spoliation of evidence. (bwglaw.com)
Store patron had no claim for spoliation of evidence against department store that was also defendant in patron's underlying negligence action. (hallandalelaw.com)
July 1, 2015), Illinois Magistrate Judge Mary M. Rowland denied the plaintiff's request for spoliation sanctions for the defendant's admitted destruction of computer files belonging to two departed employees, finding that the plaintiff did not provide any evidence that the defendant acted in bad faith... (researchingparalegal.com)
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