It is hard to imagine any credible testimony against the treaty being presented during the hearings this spring.
Even with credible testimony, a polygraph test that backed up her claims and other witnesses to support Hill's credibility, people didn't believe Anita Hill.
But the association failed to heed highly credible testimony from a local county judge who was born on the Lincoln farm in 1836, had later come into ownership of a portion of the farm, and had sold the land to Dennett in 1895.
The Small Arms Survey, a research project, said it had received credible testimony from international observers that South Sudanese soldiers had "dropped ammunition on several occasions to the Lou Nuer in several locations prior and during the July attacks," said Jonah Leff, a South Sudan analyst with the survey.
Gaëtan Mootoo, an investigator with Amnesty International, said witnesses had given him credible testimony that the army had killed two men near the city of Niono on Jan . 18 well after the French intervention had begun.
To stop Kavanaugh, some Democrats weren't satisfied with citing Christine Blasey Ford's highly credible testimony — they also embraced unsubstantiated charges from a woman, represented by headline-chasing attorney Michael Avenatti, who claimed that Kavanaugh had been complicit in gang rapes in high school.
Mr. Patrick's case also illustrates the importance of offering credible testimony regarding the facts and circumstances surrounding a change of domicile.
Instead, the ALJ carefully examined all of the facts and circumstances, which were established in large part by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick's clear and credible testimony, and determined that Mr. Patrick established a change in his general habits of living that indicated a change of domicile.
The fallout continues to unravel some murder cases, they wrote: All 250 prosecutors with in the OCDA office were booted from a mass murder case earlier this year; a court found that at least one prosecutor had given less than credible testimony under oath; more recently, multiple sheriff's deputies refused to testify in various criminal cases.
Judge Sacca cited this as "another example of the lack of credible testimony" in her case.
Dissecting each of the six charges Mr. Edwards faces, Mr. Lowell said there was no credible testimony that Mr. Edwards and the people involved in covering up his extramarital affair had formed a criminal conspiracy to break the law.
