Sentence examples for able to provide testimony from inspiring English sources

The judge was responding to the prosecution's refusal to allow Mr. Moussaoui to have access to captured Qaeda terrorists who might be able to provide testimony useful to his defense.

Individuals who may be able to provide testimony as well as those who have already committed to assist should qualify for protection.

On Jan . 3 Acosta told prosecutors that "her position at 'ATF is not funded' during the shutdown and travel is 'frozen.' As a result of the current government shutdown, Ms. Acosta is not able to travel to the Territory to provide testimony until the government shutdown is resolved," court documents say.

They are likely to step forward to provide testimony only if they are safe from deportation.

The prosecutor said she needs the teen to provide testimony in the case.

He continued to provide testimony suggesting that he felt afraid for his life.

Law enforcers normally use the witness protection program to shield people willing to provide testimony.

Arendse had told reporters on Wednesday that several witness called had refused to provide testimony.

The trial is scheduled for later in this year 20077), and JD and JT may be asked to provide testimony as expert witnesses on the facts of this case.

She is not under suspicion of having committed any offence but may be able to provide valuable eyewitness testimony".

The boy's account of those instances was confused and contradictory, but the defense was not able to provide any evidence or testimony, beyond Mr. Jackson's categorical denial, that the molesting had not happened.