Or worse still, those nasty Hamas agents somehow manipulated UNISAT images, as well as
independent testimony given in Geneva and Amman.
Not exact matches
This tradition enabled Matthew to say that the Jewish guards did
give such
independent testimony, but it was deliberately suppressed by the Jewish authorities.
But what is even more striking in this particular case is that, unlike the four witnesses
giving their
independent testimony, the four Evangelists were not
independent.
The sanctions are for multiple transgressions, according to the speaker's letter and other Assembly documents released on Wednesday: Mr. McLaughlin, a Republican from Troy, was found to have been untruthful about the incident in
testimony he
gave to Merrick Rossein, the assembly's
independent counsel and neutral investigator.
UCS employees have
given testimony before the U.S. Senate on 453 occasions, despite the fact UCS has conducted little experimental science or
independent research; UCS has instead concentrated on producing literature reviews highlighting scientific research that agrees with UCS» political goals.
(10) The
Independent Police Review Director, an employee in the office of the
Independent Police Review Director, an investigator appointed under subsection 26.5 (1) or a person exercising powers or performing duties at the direction of the
Independent Police Review Director shall not be required to
give testimony in a civil proceeding with regard to information obtained in the course of his or her duties, except at a hearing held under Part V. 2007, c. 5, s. 8.
Given that clients are entitled to their choice of attorneys, and are entitled to
independent, unconflicted, attorneys (agents) who are committed to furthering their interests and goals (as the client, not the attorney, has defined them), the only viable solution is a disqualification of any GAL or forensic expert who previously has been associated in any case with either of the lawyers in that case, and the striking and nullification of all
testimony and reports of that expert, no matter at what stage of a case the lawyer is hired.