Sentences with phrase «examination of witnesses at»

James» extensive IP litigation experience includes examination of witnesses at trial, depositions, claim construction proceedings, summary judgement and appeals.

The Doyle Inn would like to invite you to a training focusing on the successful cross examination of witnesses at trial in civil cases.

This session will focus on the conducting direct examination of witnesses at deposition and trial in civil cases.

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At the resumed trial of Dasuki on charges of unlawful possession of firearms, the government witness, Mr. Samuel Ogbu who was under cross examination confirmed no incriminating items was found in the guest house.

She said Director of Election Operations Anna Svizzero expressed dismay at the delay and confirmed that the board could not receive evidence, hear witnesses and / or allow for their cross examination.

At the resumed hearing of the case on Tuesday, the prosecutor, Mr Rotimi Oyedepo, concluded his examination in chief for the first prosecution witness Idowu Olusegun is a media consultant, under the name and style of Paste Posters Company Ltd..

At the resumed hearing of the case on Wednesday, the EFCC prosecutor, Mr Rotimi Oyedepo, sought the court's permission to continue with the examination - in - chief of the first prosecution witness.

Not only did some parents take their children out of school in protest at the reintroduction of examination for seven year olds, the DfE also witnessed the leak of a highly confidential SATs paper the day before examinations were due to take place.

On cross examination, plaintiffs» attorney Marcellus McRae tried to chip away at the heft of Fraisse's testimony by having the witness concede that the districts he led were relatively small with few schools and had student populations that were largely white, with much smaller percentages of blacks and African Americans.

Significant expenses occur in areas like discovery, preparation of witness statements and cross examination at hearing.

Form 19 — Affidavit Form 20 — Requisition Form 21 (1)(a)-- Notice of Appeal Form 45 — Answer Form 65 — Notice of Motion Form 81 — List of Documents (Partial Disclosure) Form 82 (3)-- List of Documents (Full Disclosure) Form 82 (4) A&B — Affidavit of Documents Form 103 (1)-- Notice to Attend Form 103 (4)-- Subpoena to Witness Form 113 — Questions on Written Examination for Discovery Form 114 — Answers on Written Examination for Discovery Form 123 — Joint Application for Time and Place of Hearing Form 130 — Request to Admit Form 131 — Response to Request to Admit Form 141 (1)-- Subpoena to Witness (at Hearing)

Consequently, for a judge not to allow defense voir dire / cross examination questioning of a prosecution witness before a damning exhibit is allowed into evidence, presents not only a Due Process issue but also a possible perception of pro-prosecutorial bias of the judge, whether or not that bias exists, at least in the eyes of laypeople watching the trial, when a critical element of a sufficiently functioning judicial system is for the public to perceive judges as following their oaths of office.

Consequently, trial judges have nothing to lose and often much to gain by permitting at least brief voir dire / cross examination of prosecution witnesses before a damning exhibit is offered into evidence, and also need to think twice before allowing inadmissible hearsay into evidence to see if the prosecutor «ties together» the evidence to make it no longer inadmissible hearsay.

Trial judges have nothing to lose and often much to gain by permitting at least brief voir dire / cross examination of prosecution witnesses before a damning exhibit is offered into evidence.

In direct examination, he testified that at the scene of the accident a witness had written down the accident location on his vehicle registration papers and he could not read her handwriting so reported to ICBC that the accident had happened in New Westminster and that he was coming from Douglas College.

Specific topics which have been covered in recent conferences include judicial ethics; interpreters; delivering reasons for judgment; assessing credibility; social media; technology and search warrants; managing a provincial offence trial; effectively communicating an oral judgment; risk assessment and indicators of lethality at bail hearings; the Youth Criminal Justice Act; eye - witness identification; conducting pre-trials; specific issues at trials of regulatory offences; fly - in - courts, residential schools; application of Gladue principles; mistrials and bias; accident reconstruction; search warrant issues; domestic violence issues; orders for examination under the Mental Health Act; child apprehension warrants under the Child and Family Services Act; evidentiary issues; discrimination and harassment in the workplace; stress management; and pre-retirement planning.

I am not sure how many times I have been limited in my cross examination of a witness because the judge indicates that I have «made my point» but I would suspect it happens at least once in every trial.

A meeting between the officer and the defense attorney may well reveal potential defenses and potential cross examination of the officer or other witnesses at trial.

(2) For the purpose of arriving at the facts, the judge has all the powers of the returning officer with regard to the attendance and examination of witnesses or the judge may act upon the evidence taken by the returning officer.

Significant expenses occur in ar - eas like discovery, preparation of witness statements and cross examination at hearing.

At the very least, the Collaborative Process avoids time and cost - consuming litigation and adversarial proceedings, such as depositions, examinations of multiple expert witnesses, and the time consumed when attorneys have to be paid to wait for hours to be heard, as well as the court hearings themselves.

(f) At the conclusion of direct examination, the opposing party or his counsel may cross-examine the witness.