Sentence examples for blocked from testifying from inspiring English sources

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Ed, I'm not familiar with this notion that anybody's been blocked from testifying.

Even a team of American lawyers hired by the Yanukovich administration to review the case has said her legal rights were violated during trial, witnesses were blocked from testifying and she was wrongly jailed before her conviction and sentencing.

In the first of four stops, Mr. Obama will be introduced on Wednesday afternoon in Denver at a campus shared by three colleges by Sandra Fluke, the Georgetown Law School graduate who earlier this year became the face of women's reproductive rights after Congressional Republicans blocked her from testifying about insurance coverage of contraception.

But the judge blocked Bradley from testifying that Hernandez was "unreasonably suspicious" and would not allow Bradley to use iPhones around him, or that Hernandez believed he was being tailed by police cruisers and helicopters.

After Nunes canceled the hearing, The Washington Post obtained letters showing that Trump's Justice Department attempted to block Yates from testifying.

Mr. Choo's reports raised questions about the police investigation and cited the suspicion raised by the brother-in-law and his lawyer that the killing in the mountain park might have had something to do with a plot to block the victim from testifying for them.

In Taylor, the Supreme Court upheld a judge's order blocking defense witnesses from testifying due to the defense attorney's deliberate failure to disclose evidence to prosecutors earlier in the trial.

Mr. Limbaugh called her "a prostitute" after Republicans blocked her from testifying in Congress in support of requiring insurance coverage of contraception methods.

He was introduced by Sandra Fluke, the Georgetown Law School graduate who this year became a hero to women's groups, and the target of conservatives like Rush Limbaugh, who called her "a prostitute," after Republicans blocked her from testifying in Congress for insurance coverage of contraception.

Can you introduce us?" But Chaffetz insists that the Obama administration has blocked people from testifying -- the key feature seems to be that certain people are walled off because their testimony is classified?

And two years ago, a federal judge in Wisconsin blocked a handwriting expert from testifying for the prosecution in a case involving threatening letters, saying the science behind it was "at best half-tested" and that there was even less scientific research on the identification of hand-printed documents.