Sentences with phrase «judge under oath»

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A federal judge in South Florida has asked the Dutch government for help in putting two bankers under oath in connection with a lawsuit involving the so - called Trump dossier.

The prime minister is refusing to sack Mr Hunt until his embattled minister gives evidence under oath at the judge - led inquiry.

«In the case of Baroness Warsi there hasn't been a judge - led inquiry with witnesses, taking evidence under oath, to get to all of the factual evidence behind her case.

Cuomo attorney Marty Connor: «As the judge himself noted in his decision, Ms. Teachout admitted under oath that she misrepresented her address on official and tax documents.

After the jury left the courtroom, U.S. District Judge Kimba M. Wood asked the Skeloses, under oath, to reaffirm their decision not to testify, while also asking both men whether they had consumed drugs or alcohol within the past 24 hours, according to the Wall Street Journal.

A federal judge is saying he could order Clinton to testify under oath about her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state.

The judge even added an extra year to his sentence, concluding that he repeatedly lied under oath.

Afterwards, federal prosecutors accused Halloran of committing perjury on the witness stand and Judge Kenneth Karas also said he doubted the pol's «candor» under oath.

We can not have confidence in an investigation by the Metropolitan police; we can have confidence only in a full judicial inquiry with a judge who can take witnesses under oath, ask questions under oath, seek papers, and subpoena witnesses to appear.

Testimony is the verbal statement of a witness, under oath, to the judge or jury.

Exxon called the local governments» disclosures into question as part of a campaign to convince a Texas judge to allow the company to question city and county officials under oath about their motives for suing.

When he learned that some of the climate skeptics would be testifying — and be compelled under oath to reveal their funding sources — in St. Paul, Minnesota, where administrative judge Allan Klein was reviewing the environmental costs of coal - burning by the state's power plants, Gelbspan resolved to use his own savings to fly out to cover the hearings.

By signing an Affidavit of Title, you're swearing under oath that you own the property in question, so there's no need to see a judge.

The judge presiding over today's hearing has ordered the former judge and former prosecutor to be prepared to testify under oath about their alleged affair.

Under Alberta legislation, a witness may make an affirmation and declaration if they object to taking an oath, or are objected to as incompetent to take an oath, and the judge is satisfied of this.

Preliminary inquiries occur before a judge (not of the Superior Court, but of the provincial court); witnesses give their evidence under oath and are subject to cross-examination by opposing counsel.

HB 4103 Authorizes a judge of a municipal court not reappointed by the 91st day following the expiration of a term of office who continues to serve for another term of office to continue to perform the duties of the office without taking an additional oath or affirmation otherwise required under the Texas Constitution.

More than 20 years ago, when I took my oath of office to serve as a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, I solemnly swore to «administer justice without respect to persons,» to «do equal right to the poor and to the rich,» and to «faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all the duties incumbent upon me... under the Constitution and laws of the United States.»

I found out judges rely almost entirely on live testimony under oath, and you need cross-examination skills and several expert witnesses to prove everything.

The reason these statements are usually inadmissible is because they are not made under oath, therefore, a judge or jury can not personally observe the demeanor of the person making the statement.

Thus being put under oath is a real incentive to not lie or obscure things that the lawyer or judge or jury might reasonably be entitled to know in order to pursue their respective tasks in good faith.

No matter how your spouse responds, your divorce is not final until you appear before the judge to state, under oath, that your marriage is irretrievably broken and answer questions the judge may have.

To obtain a default divorce, you may need to appear before the judge and testify under oath regarding the information contained in your complaint.