He was jailed for 18 years, instead of 25, as a result of agreeing to testify.
"As a result of Clemens's decision to testify before Congress, the government finds itself in the somewhat awkward position of now having to prove a crime — drug usage — that it likely never intended to investigate in the first place," said Mathew Rosengart, a defense lawyer at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips and a former federal prosecutor.
At an April 29 hearing of the Homeland Security Committee, Secretary Janet Napolitano and officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention testified that as a result of these significant investments, there is no evidence that federal efforts to address the current H1N1 flu outbreak have been hampered.
Witnesses are expected to testify that as a result of the assault, Ms. Keenan and her son suffer from post-traumatic-stress disorder, depression and anxiety.
Sperbeck testified that as a result of this mental state, Monroe did not understand that what he was doing was wrong, nor would he have been capable of stopping himself from killing his father.
"As a result of this fair and open competition," she testified at the hearing, "the Air Force will deliver a tremendous capacity to the war fighter at a great value to the taxpayer".
Witnesses included the television presenter Barbara Walters and US former secretary of state Henry Kissinger, who testified that as a result of Astor's mental degeneration she could not recognise Kofi Annan, the former secretary general of the UN, at her 100th birthday party.
A third trial, in 2000, in which Dr. Gross was accused of complicity in the murder of nine handicapped children who had died as a result of abuse, was suspended after a psychiatrist testified that he was unfit for trial because of advanced dementia.
On Tuesday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement official Matthew Albence testified that as a result of a joint memo between ICE and Health and Human Services issued in June, officials were now carrying out background checks and fingerprinting of prospective sponsors of immigrant children.
Indicted for fraud by a Little Rock grand jury as a result of the Whitewater counsel's investigation, he chose to testify at his 1996 trial.
As a result of the subprime financial crisis, he was invited twice to testify, as expert witness, by the U.S. Senate.
