Sentences with phrase «use courtroom testimony»

Jurors use courtroom testimony to decide how likely it is that a defendant is guilty of a crime.

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Smart, in her courtroom testimony last week in Utah, countered that he «used religion... to justify everything.»

Further, even the abortion doctors who had testified in favor of D&X abortion in fact had never used the technique, leading Justice Kennedy to label their testimony a «courtroom conversion.»

Then in the courtroom, the gloves come off as players try disproving the prosecutor's fallacious arguments using evidence they've gathered and by finding holes in testimonies.

Our use of expert testimony and analysis in depositions and in the courtroom, including this $ 10.65 million recovery for the family of a man killed in a pipeline explosion and this case in which we recovered $ 1.75 million for the family of a woman killed on Interstate 80 often lead to larger verdicts or settlements that firms without our experience and expertise are unable to obtain.

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Presented evidence and information related to and used in courtroom cases including giving testimonies in court cases.

• Accompany the jury members outside courtroom to avoid contact with general public • Ensure maintenance of order in the court room especially during hearings • Scan all audience using metal detectors to rule out any possibility of weapon's presence in the court room • Maintain case testimony records in authorized computer system and retrieve the same when needed

Therefore, children should not be used in courtroom testimony, especially younger preschoolers.