Sentences with phrase «testimony of witnesses»

The plaintiff, who has the burden of proof in any case, will then put on his case by presenting the sworn testimony of witnesses.

The trial of Jian Ghomeshi has brought a storm of reaction over the cross-examination and testimony of witnesses who brought the complaints forward.

«The oral testimony of the witnesses from the claimant group is a further source of evidence but being based upon oral traditional passed down through many generations extending over a period in excess of two hundred years, less weight should be accorded to it than to the information recorded by Curr.»

Students completed the activity which required them to search for testimony of witnesses their own age (even their own birthday if possible) who immigrated to the US and then create a video entitled «Coming to America» which they posted and then students responded.

It might include testimony of witnesses.

To read complete testimony of all witnesses and to watch video of the proceedings, visit the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, & Pensions website.

But the prepared testimony of the witnesses is all online, so I encourage you to click, sift and react below:

In court, you prove your case by eliciting testimony of witnesses.

To authenticate social media chat messages or emails, the proponent (person offering the evidence) must present sufficient direct and circumstantial evidence to establish its authenticity, that the matter is what it purports to be, and / or testimony of a witness with personal knowledge.

Exclusion orders can be breached when a witness attends the hearing or is told about testimony of a witness.

The new Rule 32 - a permits judges in the Commercial Division to require that direct testimony of a witness under a party's...

(f) Where a cross-examining party determines that the procedure in (e) may lessen the chances of the witness giving a contemporaneous or unvarnished answer in respect of a particular document, or where the need to refer to a document only arises from the trial testimony of the witness, a document may be put to the witness that is not in the bundle.

In Canadian courts, the evidentiary testimony of a witness is presented through viva voce evidence, which is the legal term referring to oral testimony in court.

• Evaluated testimony of witnesses, suspects and victims.

Opinions in other cases provide more information about the peyote ritual, based on the testimony of witnesses and of anthropologists who have studied it.

Go look and read the testimonies of witnesses who were there, but were non-Christians back when Christ walked directly amongst the people.

Seeing policemen on the streets, hearing the testimony of witnesses in court, hearing the judge's solemn charge to the jury» all of these things might whet the appetite for revenge, and no doubt they often do.

Yet Skelos did just that, according to charges that Bharara backed up with emails, recorded phone conversations and the testimony of witnesses.

(It is not typical practice for congressional committees to share with federal agencies the testimony of witnesses prior to a hearing.)

Use evidence and the testimonies of witnesses to your advantage as you battle for the innocence of your client.

In Colorado, where I practice, jurors issue written questions (pre-reviewed by the judge and counsel for all parties before being presented) to witnesses at the close of the testimony of each witness called by a party to testify.

May be proved by drivers license, voter I.D., Affidavit of Corroborating Witness; or testimony of witness.

This is done through the testimony of witnesses as well as experts (like accident reconstruction experts and doctors).

You will have the opportunity to present a written file to the judge, talk with the judge about your case and present the testimony of witnesses.

The daily record of the proceedings was made available to the newspapers, and the testimony of each witness was printed verbatim in the local editions, along with objections of counsel, and rulings by the judge.

As a general rule it is unlikely that the trial will be fair if a very substantial degree of anonymising of evidence is permitted where the testimony of the witnesses concerned constitutes the sole or decisive evidence implicating the defendant (Lord Carswell at 59).

In Smuk, McFarlane J.A. stated at paragraph three: When a witness, whether an accused or not, sits in court and hears the testimony of another witness on a subject matter as to which he later testifies, his evidence is open to the suggestion that it may have been made deliberately to conform.

When a witness sits in a Court and hears the testimony of another witness or other witnesses on a subject - matter as to which he later testifies, his evidence is open to the suggestion that it may have been made deliberately to conform, but that is a factor to be considered by the tribunal of fact and relates to the weight of the evidence.

«Deposition: The testimony of a witness, put or taken in writing, under oath or affirmation, before a commissioner, examiner or other judicial officer, in answer to interrogatories and cross-interrogatories, and usually subscribed by the witness.»

In addressing the jury, Gerald's defence lawyers emphasized the inconsistencies in the testimony of the witnesses from the SUV.

At trial, both the plaintiff and the defendant will have an opportunity to present the testimony of witnesses and any evidence they believe help prove their claims.

You must judge the testimony of each witness by the same standards, setting aside any bias or prejudice you may have.

Consider the testimony of each witness and decide how much of it you believe.

As a general rule it was unlikely that the trial would be fair if a very substantial degree of anonymising of evidence was permitted where the testimony of the witnesses concerned constituted the sole or decisive evidence implicating the defendant.

Motorcycle crashes often provide little evidence regarding their cause, and the testimony of witnesses is rarely conclusive.

You may be able to use the testimony of witnesses, such as restaurant employees, who observed the person drinking and interacting with others over a period of time.

This stems from the view that those who have actually heard the testimony of a witness (i.e. board members) are better positioned to decide its accuracy.

Impeachment is the process of casting doubt upon the testimony of a witness.

This requires establishing how the property owner is (not always straightforward), presenting relevant documentary evidence of your injuries and losses, and handling the testimony of witnesses.

Also, patterns of deceptive conduct (that can be found during discovery) could be introduced as evidence to impeach the credibility of the testimony of any witness (including your counterparty).

Cosby's attorneys contend that the testimonies of these witnesses were highly prejudicial and even detrimental to their case as it «poisoned» the juries» mind to the point where the jury did not have the ability to impartially judge the particular case before them.