Employing all the legalistic tricks of her trade, she probed and cross-examined me at breakfast and each evening. |
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Mr. Vettese was cross-examined, and the transcript of the cross-examination was also filed as evidence. |
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Witnesses will not be cross-examined during their first appearance before the tribunal. |
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He would have known that his giving a name could lead to his being summonsed to court and to being cross-examined. |
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Another point was that the co-accused's counsel cross-examined a number of witnesses to suggest that women generally were in fear of my client. |
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She rejected the alternative of an adjournment for what was said to be a further day or day and a half to enable witnesses to be cross-examined. |
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Witnesses were called and cross-examined, counsel addressed the jury, the judge summed up, and the jury convicted. |
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She had heard the entire prosecution case and her barrister had cross-examined all the witnesses produced on behalf of the Crown. |
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The officer was cross-examined as to the detail of the conversation and conceded that the record in his notebook was far from full. |
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These days guests are often cross-examined before their participation is confirmed to make sure that they will come out fighting. |
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We didn't even notice, but a Military Policeman discovered the substitution and cross-examined us. |
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If a Tory prime minister died in office the country could not wait for months while candidates were cross-examined in village halls. |
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The counsellor has not been cross-examined yet because the ex-wife has continuously delayed the court proceedings. |
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He was thoroughly cross-examined by counsel for the Superintendent and no material inconsistencies were revealed in his evidence. |
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The most difficult part of the trial for me was when I was cross-examined by the plaintiff's lawyer. |
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For example, lawyers played an important role, and witnesses were examined and cross-examined under oath or affirmation. |
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Various governmental officials regularly testify and are cross-examined in open court at reasonableness hearings and the detention reviews. |
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The experts were examined by counsel for Bosnia and Herzegovina and cross-examined by counsel for Serbia and Montenegro. |
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Commission counsel cross-examined many of the witnesses, sometimes vigorously, and did so with considerable effectiveness. |
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The opposing party may still request that the witness appear at the hearing in order to be cross-examined. |
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They are now being cross-examined on the tragic and spectacular fall from grace of their chief auditors and consultants. |
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He went into the witness box and confirmed that the facts he had given to the court were true, but he was not cross-examined. |
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Witnesses are first examined-in-chief by the Prosecutor, then cross-examined by defence counsel, and subsequently re-examined by the Prosecutor. |
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Because of the brief way it was led and the way it was thus cross-examined, that issue was not ventilated at any length. |
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That went down a bomb with the soldiers who searched my luggage and cross-examined me several times at the airport. |
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The judge said he could take the stand and testify without having to talk or be cross-examined about those alleged armed robberies. |
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They were aware of his previous convictions and he was cross-examined accordingly. |
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There's a minister who today deserves to be cross-examined by his boss, carpeted, and possibly sacked. |
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The professor is cross-examined as to the contents of a number of publications on the issue of veiling. |
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Mrs. Rathore cross-examined witnesses for months. |
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As these hearings are quasi-judicial proceedings, you may be required to give evidence at the hearing, and you may also be cross-examined on the statements you make at the hearing. |
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The defendant cross-examined the plaintiff respecting some of the subject matter of the plaintiff's examination-in-chief and then ended her cross-examination. |
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Landis will finally be cross-examined Tuesday. |
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It is deeply regrettable that the British Government, unlike its Danish partner, is not cross-examined or mandated in the House of Commons before deciding on its voting position in the Council of Ministers. |
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He referred to how prosecution witnesses were cross-examined. |
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Then he went on to talk about the length of time that the Crown Prosecutor had cross-examined those witnesses who had been called by the appellant. |
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Because making an allegation in an affidavit is very different from testifying to it orally, knowing that you're going to be cross-examined and knowing that contradictory evidence can be presented to show you a liar. |
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He said each state witness had been extensively cross-examined, and the court had no reason to rule any of them evasive or to doubt their veracity. |
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For years I was cross-examined whenever I offered to stand bail. |
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Witnesses may be cross-examined by the defendant and the presenter. |
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He certainly was cross-examined, this witness, and on this letter. |
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It seemed that due process was lacking in cases under the Act, given that witnesses were apparently allowed to conceal their identity and that they were not cross-examined. |
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Subpoenas were issued to seven witnesses, who were examined by counsel for the Commission, and cross-examined by counsel for the other parties during the five days of hearings. |
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Crown Attorneys, for their part, also perceive difficulties with videotaped testimony, including poor quality interviews and the fact that it does not relieve witnesses of being cross-examined by defence counsel. |
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Senior officials from the Department of Foreign Affairs and its Consular Affairs Bureau gave sworn testimony before the Commission's legal staff and were cross-examined by attorneys representing Maher Arar. |
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If the accused participates by videoconference, he or she may also exercise his or her right to testify in his or her own defence and be examined and cross-examined. |
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When grievors decide to testify, they may also be cross-examined. |
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Professor Duhamel was cross-examined by the Agent of the Seychelles, who asserted that Spanish fishermen had developed techniques that allow fishing in waters up to a depth of 2,500 metres. |
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The mother is not a lawyer and she is not a policeman and it is very unlikely that she would have cross-examined her daughter about the detail of this incident. |
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That went down a bomb with the soldiers who searched my luggage and cross-examined me several times at Tel Aviv airport when I was leaving on New Year's Day. |
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The question is not whether the Queen should have ended up being cross-examined by a Queen's Counsel about the understanding between her and her ex-footman. |
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It indicates that certain notice provisions are required before an affiant is to be cross-examined on the stand by defence counsel. |
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No responding affidavit was filed, and the affiant was not cross-examined. |
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The panel shall not direct that the deponent of an affidavit on a motion be cross-examined unless the interests of justice require it. |
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However, the victim must adopt the videotaped testimony and they may be cross-examined on this evidence. |
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One of the defendants was cross-examined by prosecution barrister Clare Wilks at Cardiff Crown Court yesterday. |
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Then participants went through a mock trial where they testified as expert witnesses and examined and cross-examined by crown and defense lawyers and critiqued by the judge. |
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Witnesses called by one party may be cross-examined by the other party. |
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