Sentences with phrase «called as witnesses»

All parties appearing at the hearing may be called as witnesses without advance notice.

Exchange of lists of lay and expert witnesses expected to be called as witnesses at the arbitration hearing;

You have noted contacting several people who are potential witnesses in the case and who will be called as witnesses later on in an evidentiary hearing.

In more serious cases, police officers may be called as witnesses by the Crown and then cross-examined by the defence.

This being despite Cs confirming that most were available to be called as witnesses.

That adds to their burden, and in the case of investigative work, this sets up a potential conflict for attorneys who could be called as witnesses in their own cases.

Marc Mayerson of Insurance Scrawl blogs here about a dilemma common to many insurance lawyers: Often policyholder counsel can be called as witnesses in bad - faith insurance cases and can face disqualification from representing their clients at trial.

To assist their clients, personal injury attorneys work routinely with experts who may be called as witnesses in personal injury cases: crash reconstruction experts, civil engineers, medical experts and others are frequently called on to testify in personal injury proceedings.

On Wednesday, Ed Mullins, president of Police Sergeants» Benevolent Association, and John Burnett, the Republican candidate for city comptroller in 2013, were called as witnesses by the petitioners to argue that the city should maintain the records.

Earlier this month, the Los Angeles Times reported that «federal prosecutors have served subpoenas on about 10 staff members in the California Legislature who may be called as witnesses in the August corruption trial of former state Sen. Ronald Calderon.»

I have called as witnesses Gerry McCann, and obviously you are much gentler with firstly people who are not politicians or public figures and people who are likely to become distressed.

I believe as Christians we are called as witnesses.

Clem invoked his right to not incriminate himself and wasn't called as a witness.

The former Uber board member was called as a witness in the trial for Alphabet's trade secret complaint against Uber.

The former Uber board member was called as a witness on the fourth day of trial for Alphabet's lawsuit against Uber.

Local political sources say Schaffer was called as a witness by Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance over New York United Teachers unsuccessful attempt to steer $ 100,000 to the campaign of Adrienne Esposito, who ran unsuccessfully in the Third Senate District in 2014, through the county and several town Democratic committees.

«I will make no comment now, or during the period of time that the grand jury is convened, regarding the days that the grand jury will be sitting; who may be called as a witness before the grand jury; what any witness has or will testify about before the grand jury; when the grand jury will conclude its investigation; what criminal charges will be considered by the grand jury, or against whom the grand jury might consider any such criminal charges,» said Mr. Donovan.

Speaking with reporters in New York City on Wednesday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he does not expect to be called as witness should any of the cases facing nine people charged in a sweeping pay - to - play corruption case go to trial.

Former Sen. Al D'Amato was this close to being called as a witness at the corruption trial of the former head of the city's correction officers union — which gets underway this week — over a story he has been telling for years about how the fallen jail guard rep once solicited him for a bribe, The Post has learned.

The governor said it was possible he could be called as a witness if and when the case goes to trial.

The government is expected to calls as witnesses COBA board members familiar with the Platinum investment, including Michael Maiello, the union's treasurer who OKed the transfers to Platinum at the direction of Seabrook, sources have said.

Former U.S. Sen. Alfonse D'Amato was close to being called as a witness at this week's corruption trial of Norman Seabrook, the former head of the NYC correction officers union, over a story he has been telling for years about how the fallen jail guard rep once solicited him for a bribe.

«Any prosecutor would be reluctant to call them as a witness for fear of being taken apart by the defence,» said Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman Chris Huhne.

He was involved in the 2014 campaign, testified before the 2017 grand jury, and was expected to be called as a witness.

We don't know whom to call as witnesses.

Maybe we should call her as a witness.

The parliamentary committee report cites Professor Steve Jones, who conducted a review into impartiality in 2011 and was called as a witness for this report.

Forgive me if I don't give a rat's a $ $ who the GOP congressional «leadership» call as witnesses about anything.

«No deals, thank you,» said Fran James, 88, a revered tribal elder called as a witness to the ceremony.

[The lawyer for the retailer] was not called as a witness at the trial and so we do not have the benefit of what his opinion of the claim was.

If you talk to someone else about your case, even in the strictest confidence, the city attorney can call them as a witness against you.

«Reporting Ethics Violations May Cost You Your Job Main Will You Ever Be Called As A Witness for Your Client»

Later, when Prisby was called as a witness at a hearing to determine whether there was sufficient evidence to charge the city councilor with DUI, the councilor's lawyers confronted Prisby with -LSB-...]

(2) Where a child has been interviewed by the police in connection with contemplated criminal proceedings and the child is, or subsequently becomes, a ward of court, the permission of the court is not required for the child to be called as a witness in the criminal proceedings....

Thielen was called as a witness for the Crown at Bradshaw's trial but refused to testify.

Later, when Prisby was called as a witness at a hearing to determine whether there was sufficient evidence to charge the city councilor with DUI, the councilor's lawyers confronted Prisby with his blog posting, trying to discredit his testimony by arguing that he had a political ax to grind.

He has been criticized by a judge of this Court for delivering his evidence as «an advocate for the party calling him as a witness.»

You should consider hiring an attorney to represent you if you have been called as a witness for a case.

In Archer defence counsel had already told the jury, in his opening, that the accused would be called as a witness.

[14] The short answer to this argument is that the deadlines set out in the case management order relate to expert witnesses that each party proposed to call as witnesses in their own case.

Lindecrantz worked as an investigator for Ray's defense team, but those attorneys have not called her as a witness.

The daughter's boyfriend could have been called as a witness and the failure to do so or explain his absence rightly allows the defence to suggest that I should draw an adverse inference, and I do so.

The Defendants «chose not to obtain a medical opinion from the psychiatrist» and did not call him as a witness.

In some cases, there will be more than one potential surety called as a witness.

For Judges to get the information through testimony, the parties must call as witnesses in a trial, everyone that will vouch for their side of the story.

Michael D. Cohen, President Trump's longtime personal lawyer, said this week that he would invoke his Fifth Amendment rights if called as a witness in a lawsuit brought against the president.

Prior to the orthopedic surgeon's testimony, the plaintiff sought to prevent the psychiatrist from testifying as an expert on the basis of alleged bias in his expert reports and several decisions that had reportedly held that the psychiatrist had become an advocate for the party calling him as a witness; had appropriated the role of advocate of the insurer rather than an impartial witness; and had presented as a notably partisan witness.

The attorney - client privilege and work - product doctrine apply in judicial and other proceedings in which a lawyer may be called as a witness or otherwise required to produce evidence concerning a client.

In one hearing I conducted, a witness who was unaware of the exclusion of witness order sat in the back of the hearing room just prior to being called as a witness.

The respondent calls as a witness the worker who made the allegations at the tribunal hearing, and through cross examination, that witness is discredited.