Sentences with phrase «admissible as testimony»

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Mr. Watterson clearly regarded any testimony he might give as simply a re-statement of the information he had already given in his pleading, rather than as a necessary transmission of the facts in the form of admissible evidence.

Also inadmissible is «heresay»; there are various circumstances where it is allowed to introduce as evidence testimony like «I heard Bob say that Lou bragged about murdering Sal», and a concept of «adoptive admission» which has the consequence that if you don't protest an accusation or wrongdoing, that is the same as confessing to doing it (jurors still have to decide if they believe it, but it is admissible).

Now, a plaintiff can testify that a written vehicle repair estimate, prepared by an insurer or its authorized representative is admissible, without the testimony of the preparer of the estimate, as evidence of the authenticity and the fairness and reasonableness of the estimate that you would otherwise need.

On appeal, Mr. Quintana argued that Dr. Wahl's testimony was admissible due to his experience as an emergency room physician.

Everything in a declaration must be admissible as if it were testimony in court.

An issue was whether or not hypnotically refreshed testimony was admissible in New Jersey and whether or not that was regarded as science.