Two defence witnesses were made to testify in secret.
I know of other refugees from Congo and CAR who have been made to testify and are in prison today".
Not that this prevented them from having a go at Miller, who might as well have been made to testify from a set of medieval stocks.
It has never been where people have been charged and are made to testify," adding that, "it's almost sacrilegious to make a defendant testify by giving him or her immunity, and that's why it's never occurred".
At a time when the organization has been the subject of media scrutiny and state investigations and their president was made to testify before Congress, Clinton's public and unapologetic support is no small thing.
The applications came mainly from soldiers, politicians and others who claimed that their lives would be at risk if they were made to testify in Derry and from others who, on the same grounds, claimed a right to anonymity on the witness stand.
Read Vicky Frost's recap of episode two here Quite a lot has been written about procedural inconsistencies in Broadchurch's court scenes – and there will doubtless be some views about whether DS Miller would be made to testify against her husband.
While a wife generally cannot be made to testify against her husband, could Linda Lay's comments be deemed a waiver that would make her subject to cross-examination by prosecutors or lawyers who might be seeking to recover assets or cash from her husband?
"All these main targets, or key witnesses, in the Mueller investigation, can be made to testify before House committees".
