Sentences with phrase «while court testimony»

While court testimony indicated that Jerry had offered to call her husband and that other friends offered her either a ride or a place to stay, Hunt sued Jerry.

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Brennan based his complaint on testimony from David Wildstein, the star witness in a Newark federal court case involving two of Christie's former aides, who testified that Christie learned about the lane closures while they were happening — and laughed.

The conversations were played during the first full day of testimony at the Skeloses» bribery and extortion trial in Federal District Court in Manhattan while prosecutors questioned Sen. Tony Avella, a Queens Democrat, about the procedures and legislation.

The conversations were played during the first full day of testimony at their bribery and extortion trial in Federal District Court in Manhattan while prosecutors questioned State Senator Tony Avella, a Democrat, about the procedures and legislation.

While Abbott testified that he resided in Essex County, later testimony directly contradicted that, determined the appellate court, who noted Abbott lives, works and receives mail in Georgia.

While most examiners no longer claim the «100 % accuracy» of a fingerprint analysis, the moderating terms now used in court testimony and reports continue to state that examiners can «identify» or are «practically certain of» the source of a latent print, says the report.

While the legal profession wrangles over the relatively minor issue of allowing testimony by Skype and other technologies, there are those that are looking at resolving millions of disputes in ways that are arguably better, faster and cheaper as compared to traditional courts.

That's because while incriminating statements can be used against the accused later in court, the general rule is the accused can not «bootstrap» their testimony with consistent statements they made to police, says Brodsky.

While the court heard testimony regarding the benefits of the relocation for the children, i.e. a support system, better schools, lower costs of living, etc., there is also evidence weighing against the move.

The court distinguished the recent Supreme Court's decision in Crawford v. Metro Gov» t of Nashville and Davidson County, Tenn., 129 SCt 846 (2009), (which abrogated the 6th Circuit's view that the opposition clause required active, consistent behavior), by stating that Crawford involved involuntary testimony while Thompson did not engage in any protected acticourt distinguished the recent Supreme Court's decision in Crawford v. Metro Gov» t of Nashville and Davidson County, Tenn., 129 SCt 846 (2009), (which abrogated the 6th Circuit's view that the opposition clause required active, consistent behavior), by stating that Crawford involved involuntary testimony while Thompson did not engage in any protected actiCourt's decision in Crawford v. Metro Gov» t of Nashville and Davidson County, Tenn., 129 SCt 846 (2009), (which abrogated the 6th Circuit's view that the opposition clause required active, consistent behavior), by stating that Crawford involved involuntary testimony while Thompson did not engage in any protected activity.

For the Court of Appeal, while no expert testimony was specifically required to prove distress, something more was required to show the distress suffered by Mr. Lau went beyond «normal distress» associated with termination.

This does not necessarily mean the case is going to court, but gives both sides the opportunity to share evidence, testimony, and more while the case proceeds.

In particular, the Court of Appeals noted the officer's testimony that the arrest was occasioned by the plaintiff grabbing him while he was attempting to arrest the patrons in the booth and thereafter swinging at him several times.

While the trial court had not conclusively determined that one of the Owners had stripped the property of its fixtures, testimony by one of the Owners strongly suggested that is what occurred.