Sentences with phrase «court testimony»

Conducted undercover surveillance, search and seizure actions, and provided documented and in court testimony as appropriate.

That might be fine for court testimony, but what about the professional resume you plan to use in your next job search?

A similar option might be court testimony by video conference.

• Provide court testimony to determine whether individuals are competent to testify or stand trial when necessary.

There is also training in how to give court testimony.

Congressional testimony, like court testimony is a legal proceeding.

That transcript will be read by the judge at the hearing, and will be considered in the same manner as live court testimony.

A week before voters head to the polls, the challengers in the mayoral race are calling for Mayor Bill de Blasio to be investigated, seizing on court testimony from one of his top political donors and saying it demonstrates a pay - to - play scheme at City Hall.

She gives statewide presentations on a variety of child - development - related topics, provides expert court testimony on child - development issues, conducts testing and assessment, and is a top referral partner for many of Denver's physicians.

That story was among the details to emerge Wednesday during several hours of court testimony by Lacewell, who today is Cuomo's chief of staff and counselor and, as she noted, Cuomo's «minister of defense,» using a nickname she has.

It was revealed through court testimony and evidence that Silver routed $ 500,000 in taxpayer funds to Taub's research projects.

In that case, the court ruled that public university officials violated the First Amendment when they disciplined a college administrator for his truthful court testimony about financial improprieties involving an Alabama state representative receiving monies from the college.

Canadian model Linda Evangelista and her former lover, French billionaire François - Henri Pinault, reached a child - support settlement this week following bitter court testimony.

«Larry made it very clear that he was very upset with us and not happy that we were doing autonomy,» Kalanick said during court testimony on Feb. 7, referring to Larry Page, chief executive of Google parent Alphabet.

Through his books, pamphlets, amicus briefs, Supreme Court testimony, political consulting and frequent public appearances, Barton has become one of the most powerful figures in conservative Christian politics.

Gov. Cuomo's love of vintage Corvettes helped draw him to a fundraiser where he was slated to receive $ 125,000 in campaign cash from a Syracuse developer now on trial for corruption, according to court testimony Tuesday.

The lawyer for Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Executive Director Pat Foye, who last week denied court testimony that his client was pressured by Gov. Cuomo to lay off New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie over Bridgegate, once worked for Cuomo.

Nixon, appearing in Albany for the first time since launching a Democratic primary challenge against Cuomo last week, dismissed questions about recent court testimony by a de Blasio donor that the mayor encouraged him to use straw donors to send money to political allies.

Sadly, what gets all but lost is the fact that, even in the absence of Whitacre's ethically - compromised court testimony, the government was still able to get convictions of several top executives and to eradicate the financial chicanery in the agri - business industry.

A few weeks north, a few weeks south, longer when casework or court testimony requires.

The original orchestrator of Apple's publisher deals for the iBookstore, Eddy Cue, is resuming court testimony today, having last testified on Thursday afternoon.

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If LMFTs are amended onto this bill, it would also allow us to offer court testimony through deposition in lieu of lengthy and costly court appearances.

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.

Joseph Neuberger, and his paralegal Grace Condello, prepared a new chart outlining the in court testimony as contrasted with both the original statement and surveillance, and then provided the chart to the Crown.

Major snags were said to be higher health care costs as well as limits for the amount of overtime that troopers can get when appearing for court testimony.

She gives statewide presentations on a variety of child - development - related topics, provides expert court testimony on child - development issues, conducts testing and assessment, and is a top referral partner for many of Denver's physicians.

The role of the physician may include identifying abused children with suspicious injuries, reporting suspected abuse to a child protection agency for investigation, supporting families who are affected by child maltreatment, coordinating with other professionals and community agencies, giving court testimony, providing preventive care and anticipatory guidance, and advocating for policies and programs that support families and protect vulnerable children.

[44] The trial judge properly placed the prior consistent statement on the scale in assessing the credibility of the complainant's in - court testimony by considering the circumstances in which she made her initial complaint to Constable Flint.

These professionals, who assist in preparing cases and in providing court testimony, include physicians of all specialties, engineers, chemists, flammable fabric experts, architects, surveyors, photographers, investigators and automobile accident reconstruction experts.

Yet in court testimony on Nov. 30, Anthem VP of corporate development Steven Schlegel said Anthem was facing the possibility of a $ 3 billion penalty for having too much of its business being non-Blues-related.

Details about the secret meeting came out of a court testimony from Palantir investor Marc Abramowitz, who is suing Palantir over allegations that he was prevented from selling his stake in the data mining company.

Elliott does not seem to share those qualms: On at least three occasions, according to both court testimony and the accounts of seven people who spoke with Fortune, children of people facing the hedge fund's attack have been pulled into the fray in some way, in an apparent bid to gain either information on or leverage against their parents.

«It was just like unloading groceries,» Jorge Llamas, a courier who worked for the Floreses for seven years, later recalled in court testimony.

AT&T's Randall Stephenson began his court testimony defending his company's $ 85 billion acquisition of Time Warner against the Justice Department's antitrust claims.

Perhaps so, although the court testimony was indecisive.

Former American Football administrator Chuck Blazer has admitted in a court testimony released Wednesday he conspired with fellow FIFA executives to accept bribes during the...

[256][257] It was clear from court testimony that Mulcaire had hacked at least five other phones and that he did work for more than just Goodman.

Adam Skelos bought a burner phone, more difficult to trace, and had White mail documents to his home to avoid using emails that could be scooped up by federal investigators, according to court testimony.

These services are provided for the purposes of improved crime prevention, effective investigation, prompt arrest of offenders, expert court testimony, state - of - the - art technology, the protection of police officers and the entire community.

In court testimony, a campaign donor described in how detail how his donations were followed by access to Mayor Bill de Blasio — and attention from Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino.

Recent revelations from the court testimony of a rogue Mayor de Blasio donor have «energized the campaign big time,» said Rob Ryan, spokesman for the Malliotakis campaign.

The request prompted an extraordinary battle between the Paterson administration and leaders of the State Police shortly after Mr. Paterson, a Democrat, took office in 2008, according to court testimony, e-mails and interviews.

The American Association for the Advancement of Science is asking the Justice Department to revise newly announced uniform language on what fingerprint examiners can use in court testimony and written reports, saying statements that «rest on speculation, rather than scientific evidence» should not be allowed.