Sentences with phrase «testimony used at trial»

Not exact matches

The exchange was one of several wiretapped calls played on the first full day of testimony at the trial in federal court in Manhattan of Dean Skelos, 67, and Adam Skelos, 33, both of Rockville Centre, on charges they conspired to extort companies to hire Adam and used Dean's legislative power to help him succeed.

When Lara Frumkin, then at the University of Maryland in Baltimore, set up mock trials using videotaped eyewitness testimony, the jury perceived the same person to be less credible if they spoke with a foreign accent (Psychology, Crime & Law, vol 13, p 317).

It is sworn testimony that can be used to impeach at trial.

Contrary to Pacewicz's testimony, Lentini said that the chemical composition of substances found on three items of evidence used at trial were nothing alike.

To prove the defendant's use of the trademark, the plaintiff intended to introduce at trial screenshots of defendant's website taken from the Wayback Machine, along with authenticating deposition testimony from an employee of the Internet Archive.

Once this information is on the record, it can be used to impeach the testimony of a claimant at trial.

These trial graphics can also be used to support your expert reports, which in turn will support the expert's testimony at trial (see Fed.

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.»

At trial, the plaintiff presented two witnesses whose collective testimony established that the ladder was not fit to support a 200 - pound user and that the plaintiff had been using the ladder in an appropriate manner at the time of the accidenAt trial, the plaintiff presented two witnesses whose collective testimony established that the ladder was not fit to support a 200 - pound user and that the plaintiff had been using the ladder in an appropriate manner at the time of the accidenat the time of the accident.

Assuming the documentary productions could be used to impeach the plaintiff / complainant in the course of her testimony at the criminal trial (impeachment is a recognized exception to the deemed undertaking rule, in that Rule 30.1 does not prohibit discovery evidence being used for this purpose), the civil defence lawyer emailed the plaintiff's productions to his criminal counterpart.

This record can be used at trial as testimony in place of the deponent being questions on the witness stand.