Sentences with phrase «crucial witnesses»

In these such cases the loss of crucial witnesses can have a severely negative effect on case outcomes.

Not against the public defender who failed to call crucial witnesses on his behalf.

A teacher disciplinary panel this morning found that the National College for Teaching and Leadership had not disclosed crucial witness statements taken as part as the earlier Clarke review into allegations of a plot to radicalise pupils in schools in Birmingham, describing the omission as a major failure.

They did not interview crucial witnesses who had material facts and could have shed a different light on the mother's allegations, as I found that they did at the trial.

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And «he has abetted his own transformation from a crucial witness to a character in the serial melodrama of Trump's life.»

In turn, GRACE charged ABWE with «repeated objections to providing requested documents» and «failing to provide GRACE with access to crucial witnesses.»

Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, who was fired by the Trump administration but says he was terminated because he is a crucial witness in the Russia investigation, is raising funds to help cover costs defending against other ongoing government probes.

Nearly all of the crucial witnesses have been deposed in the probe of whether Paterson, his aides or the state police broke any laws by intervening in the domestic abuse case.

After Tracy Holmes, judge of the 363rd District Court, asked Moffitt why one of his crucial witnesses was absent from the courtroom, he told her: «Well, that's because some lawyer told them they didn't have to come.»