BP has asked a federal judge to sanctions cement contractor's ill-fated deepwater horizon drilling project suspected of hiding key evidence, is originally can be used in the ongoing trials, in the worst offshore oil spill in the country. Thursday night in a court document, BP PLC (BP) lawyer cited U.S. district court judge Carl barbier so-called halliburton in the cement samples damage as the reason for the decision, in April 2010 before the BP Macondo well blowout contractor cement design for drilling engineering is unstable. A halliburton, lawyers said the company found the cement sample on Wednesday in lafayette, test lab not turned over to the justice department after the overflow. Bp said it can't missing sample test has hurt its self-defense ability test.


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