Sentences with phrase «credible witness testimony»

Not exact matches

Credible eye witness testimony?

Further the points we wished to establish were much more effectively proven when they came from the testimony of the other's side's witnesses — as the other side can't really argue her own witnesses are not credible.

While the Goldstone committee «found Khalid and Kawthar Abd Rabbo to be credible and reliable witnesses [and] has no reason to doubt the veracity of the main elements of their testimony,» Khaled Abd Rabbo and his relatives have given more than a dozen different versions of what happened to them on Jan. 7, 2009.

At the Order of Protection trial, Gus cross-examined the accuser and the accuser's witnesses, showing the judge that the accuser's testimony was not credible.

Because of this, it often takes the testimony of a credible, objective third - party witness to establish fault.

Similarly where a discipline panel finds against a registrant by favouring a complainant's version of events, and finding that the registrant is not credible, it can not merely set out its conclusions; it faces the difficult but necessary task of explaining why it has rejected a registrant's testimony, preferably by going beyond the often - unreliable factor of witness demeanour.

Going forward, patent litigants should focus more energy on retaining experts who are qualified to offer testimony in support of specific claim construction positions but who are also effective, credible witnesses.

«She's been a credible witness, has told a powerful story, and has had some good expert testimony on her behalf,» he told the E-Commerce Times.

«The most credible source of information concerning the traditional laws and customs of the area... is to be found in Curr's writings... The oral testimony of the witnesses from the claimant group is a further source of evidence but being based upon oral tradition passed down through many generations extending over a period in excess of two hundred years, less weight should be accorded to it than to the information recorded by Curr.»