Sentences with phrase «giving sworn statements»

As of last week, however, none of the athletes who had given sworn statements for the INDICT complaint had been contacted by the IOC.

You should not give a sworn statement or a final proof of loss for to your insurer until you are completely aware of your rights, the coverage you should be receiving, and the extent of your claim.

Subsequently, however, when the attorney was required to give a sworn statement before the Disciplinary Commission, he admitted that he did, in fact, post the Craigslist advertisement and send the follow - up e-mail to the applicant.

You may have to give a sworn statement in front of a solicitor that you're no longer habitually resident in the UK, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands if the country asks for a «no objection» letter from the UK government.

Not exact matches

A little swearing might help, suggest some studies, or if that's not appropriate for a given situation, how about simply adding a because statement to your request?

Ex-Police Commissioner Ray Kelly and former Department Chief Joseph Esposito made false and misleading statements in sworn declarations they gave in a class - action lawsuit over NYPD summonses, the plaintiffs» lawyer...

Democratic City Councilman Kevin B. McGrath, 40, who testified before the grand jury that indicted McDonough and LoPorto, gave State Police a sworn statement in March 2010 in which he said McInerney was involved in collecting the WFP ballots at the center of the case.

In the event the Commission determines to release or use such evidence or testimony in such manner as to reveal publicly the identity of the person defamed, degraded, or incriminated, such evidence or testimony, prior to such public release or use, shall be given at a public session, and the Commission shall afford such person an opportunity to appear as a voluntary witness or to file a sworn statement in his behalf and to submit brief and pertinent sworn statements of others.

Curiously (and now, ironically), Press made the statement shortly after becoming president of Chrysler, and was contradicting sworn testimony he had once given to Congress that Toyota had never benefited from government investments.

It is also used to coerce cooperation with the police, as they may have the accused dead to rights and can prosecute him successfully, but he's a little fish who can give intel to a big fish (this usually comes with the caveat of it being a sworn statement, so they can still prosecute you for something if you're lying... OR that the deal holds on condition that everything is factually true.