Sentence examples for be free to testify from inspiring English sources

The service heads, charged with structure, would then be free to testify; the chiefs, advising the president on strategy, would be granted executive privilege.

The lawyers for The Post today argued for similar stringent conditions, saying that while journalists should be free to testify if they wished to do so, the tribunal should not compel them to give evidence that could be obtained elsewhere or if it was not absolutely essential.

U.S. District Judge David Hittner David Hittner denied Lea Fastow's request that her trial be delayed until after husband Andrew's so Andrew might be free to testify in her defense.

Lawyers and scholars and activists who line up to testify would be free to do so.

Two former state attorneys general are legally free to testify at hearings of the Senate Judiciary Committee next month about their knowledge of racial profiling by the New Jersey State Police.

Hayne is still free to testify, however, and still takes the stand regularly in Mississippi, mostly to testify in retrials of cases in which he has already testified, and the backlog of over 600 cases he had when he was terminated.

And, while those who testify are free to name their abusers, the commission also aims to insure that senior commanders who gave orders cannot exact revenge on lower-level perpetrators who have come forward.

Judge Sprizzo stopped short of preventing testimony by the S.E.C. lawyers, saying that they were free to exercise various protections against testifying, but would have to address questions put to them one by one.

"Buffalo are running free, and we're corralling our kids in a country where we're supposed to be free," Mr. Hoppe testified.

Child victims will be able to testify in court without having to face their abusers, and they will also receive free legal assistance.

Stewart could be called to testify.