Sentences with phrase «hear testimony of any expert»

In court at last for a hearing, the judge — not the one who had ordered the psychological report, did not want to hear testimony of any expert.

Not exact matches

LaValle's report, which he compiled after hearing expert testimony during a public meeting in May and reviewing best practices from New York colleges, goes farther than Cuomo's policy, though, addressing the adjudication of assault charges and related disciplinary actions.

O'Donnell said Wednesday's hearing will feature testimony from correctional experts and family members and lawyers representing inmates who claim to have been abused at the hands of prison guards.

Neal and Christy Haynes spent $ 200,000 on their defense — retaining Yazbak and Uscinski as well as experts in pediatric ophthalmology and neuroradiology to provide expert testimony — and endured 14 months of trials and hearings.

The group is holding a series of hearings across the country to gather expert and anecdotal testimony on aspects of American education.

In the analysis of due process across states, there are also some shared common points: written prior notice to both parties about the time and date of the hearing, provisions for electronic or written transcripts of the hearing, parental choice about whether the hearing is open or closed, allowing the student in question to attend, opportunity for attorneys to be in attendance, and acceptance of expert witnesses for both sides to give testimony.

The first article titled, «Experts differ on test - based evaluations at NM hearing,» I felt fairly captured the events of the second day in court, but the second article titled, «Professor's testimony: Teacher eval system «not ready for prime time,» did not.

Moukawsher, who heard months of expert testimony on public education from January 12 to June 3, made the same conclusion about special - education funding and what he concluded were lax standards for evaluating teachers and for promoting and graduating students who can not read.

Certainly, during the 2008 - 2009 Great Recession, Target Date 2010 fund performance varied dramatically from participant expectations, triggering hearings in the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging, and expert testimony to the Department of Labor, the Securities & Exchange Commission, plus representatives from the Senate Special Committee on Aging, June 18, 2009.

As part of our rescue work we also provide investigation, evidence collection and expert testimony for any legal hearings or criminal trials related to the case.

An expert has given testimony to the US House of Representatives Subcomittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade during its commencement on hearings on the «unauthorized intrusion» on Sony's PlayStation Network and Qrocity service, stating Sony knew that their security software was dated and lacked any sort of firewall against hacking.

In 2010, Stacy would reveal that his group, Save Western Ohio, had a «network of experts» that included the Heartland Institute and «experts from the energy industry» who worked together to «promote and market» anti-wind power views, as well as recruit witnesses and review testimony for public hearings on energy issues.

The Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy held a hearing June 20 on the bills, that was attended by more than 500 supporters and had three hours of continuous testimony backing the bills by more than 30 expert witnesses.

After hearing compelling testimony from Defendants» expert in accident reconstruction and the investigating police officer, the jury found that Plaintiff's own contributory negligence was a cause of the accident, resulting in a defense verdict.

A jury will ask to hear testimony from other medical professionals who can speak to the duty of care and whether or not, in their expert opinion, the duty of care was breached.

Markman hearings, which today largely comprise oral argument, may become evidentiary hearings, including live testimony from, and cross-examination of, experts.

An expert witness may sometimes be allowed to hear the testimony of other witnesses.

Indeed, the plaintiff did not identify the physician who prepared the affidavit as an expert who would ultimately provide trial testimony in her initial disclosure, and in interrogatory responses to the defendant, she stated that she «has not yet made any election as to what expert or experts, if any, she intends to use at any hearing or the trial of the case.»

In matters where the testimony of experts is expected, and unless the arbitrator orders otherwise, the parties will exchange expert reports 60 days before the arbitration hearing.

The Inquiry's sources of information include testimony by loved ones of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls and by Indigenous women who have experienced violence; expert and institutional hearings; collaboration with Elders and knowledge - keepers; forensic examination of police records; and past and current research.

2 For an extensive list of studies demonstrating the competence of juries, see, e.g., Testimony of Neil Vidmar, Russell M. Robinson, II Professor of Law, Duke Law School before The Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, «Hearing on Medical Liability: New Ideas for Making the System Work Better for Patients,» June 22, 2006 at 10 («The overwhelming number of the judges gave the civil jury high marks for competence, diligence, and seriousness, even in complex cases... Systematic studies of jury responses to experts lead to the conclusion that jurors do not automatically defer to experts and that jurors have a basic understanding of the evidence in malpractice and other cases.

As a result of this, the Court decided to reject the Defendant's motion to exclude the testimony and allow the jury to hear the expert's testimony.

Dr. England was not subpoenaed to court for cross-examination at the hearing of the application, nor was any competing expert testimony proffered by the parties.

Trial judges have used a pre-trial «Daubert / Kumho» hearing to assist in determining the admissibility of expert testimony, and have turned to other admissibility standards such as Fed.

One of the long - standing principles of evidence is the rule that restricts the courts from hearing the testimony of legal experts as witnesses who can explain the law.

In a litigated case, temporary needs are usually handled in a lengthy court hearing requiring testimony of both parties, in addition to the possibility of two financial experts and mental health professionals testifying on child issues.