Sentences with phrase «exchange for one's testimony»

She received an immunity deal from prosecutors in exchange for her testimony, because it had been revealed she was stealing from her former boss.

Leonard Genova, Oyster Bay's former town attorney, became Immunity Leonard Genova — because he received full immunity from prosecution in exchange for his testimony for prosecutors, Keating said.

Darius» incentive from the get - go is to free his imprisoned wife in exchange for his testimony against Dukhovich.

Tom Kirkendall agrees, reminding his readers that Enron prosecutors «paid» Andy Fastow with a lighter prison sentence in exchange for testimony used to convict Jeff Skilling.

Maggio entered into a plea deal last November in exchange for his testimony in the case.

Taub eventually reached a non-prosecution agreement with the government in exchange for his testimony (perhaps further proof that everything in life comes down to mutually beneficial relationships) but not before Taub rejected the original draft of the agreement suggesting he referred patients «in exchange» for money.

Genova, who has received immunity in exchange for his testimony, was on his second day on the stand at the federal corruption trial of Venditto and former Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano.

He later signed a non-prosecution agreement in exchange for his testimony.

In exchange for his testimony and his agreement to stay out of further trouble, Bharara's office had said it would recommend leniency when Howe is sentenced.

While the company was not charged with wrongdoing, a top executive and a lobbyist were given non-prosecution agreements in exchange for their testimony.

In FX's The Shield, transfer to Ossining is offered to an inmate in exchange for testimony, stated as «Safe and sound in Ossining, New York» as opposed to referencing the town's original name of Sing Sing which might have jeopardized the deal.

Both lawyers received immunity in exchange for their testimony — though I wonder whether their admission of participation in unlawful activity could trigger the interest of a bar grievance committee.

Phipps, who was spared prosecution in exchange for her testimony, said that Mills «laughed» when she told him about a plan Gallion came up with to pay the lawyers based on the maximum each client could have received, rather than the much smaller amounts they were actually paid.

«The official got off in exchange for his testimony,» said Puri.