Sentences with phrase «particular witness»

He stood accused of eight allegations of professional misconduct, the substance of these being that he had engaged in homosexual acts and / or inappropriately sexually motivated conduct towards young male Kenyans, in particular witness A, while practising medicine between 1995 and August 2008.

Having been inspired by the «particular witnessing» of a stray stroller amid the commuters at the 125th Street Metro North stop, Mr. Ward had started collecting them before he knew what he wanted to do with them, scanning the streets from 160th down to 116th.

And if you start keeping all those random bits of information (and even more structured notes) in OneNote, it'll make it a lot easier for you to gather together all the mentions of that one particular witness.

It is important to allow time to simply think through the case be it considering the credibility of a particular witness, rehearsing lines of cross examination or perhaps even polishing off arguments for a speech.

Clients who pose that question often have in mind a particular witness or complainant who was the driving force behind the prosecution.

Lawyers and judges and jurors can have reason to take into account the fact that a particular witness is habitually dishonest even if his habitual dishonest is not criminal or tortious.

I will likely ask you questions during the trial like how you feel about a prospective juror or what you think about a particular witness.

During the course of the inquest proceedings, Awasis Agency brought a motion for recusal of Judge Allen alleging bias with respect to his active questioning of a particular witness.

Anybody who's preparing for trial has at least a sense of the admissibility issues they're going to face with any particular witness, whether the issue is hearsay or something else.

130 When making findings of credibility it is obviously preferable for a judge to avoid making any comment that might suggest that the determination of credibility is based on generalizations rather than on the specific demonstrations of truthfulness or untrustworthiness that have come from the particular witness during the trial.

Absent any evidence linking a generalization to a particular witness, the Court in RDS indicated at para 133 that the allegation of bias that an individual witness was prejudged base on generalizations may have have merit, and should be avoided.

They recalled particular parts of the evidence, particular witnesses and the substance of their evidence.