Sentence examples for but decided to testify from inspiring English sources

She could have received immunity, but decided to testify without protection.

But she decided to testify anyway, submitting to fourteen hours of questioning.

But if Graham had decided to testify that he never set his athletes up with drugs, Jones, based on her plea agreement with federal authorities, would have provided a contradictory story.

It thus appears that, but for the use of his confessions, the petitioner might not have testified at all. 13 But even if the petitioner would have decided to testify whether or not his confessions had been used, it does not follow that he would have admitted being at the scene of the crime and holding the gun when the fatal shot was fired.

"I didn't want to be with the defence or the prosecution but to be my own person," she said, adding that she decided to testify because "in order for justice to be served all the information needs to be on the table".

Ms. Lee, who has not been charged with a crime, was expected to testify under an order of immunity, but her lawyer, Andrew M. Lankler, said in court that his client had decided to testify without such protection.

Mr Swartz, though, has decided to testify.

In January, Rasul Sangki decided to testify for the prosecution.

He added that Mr. Koch could be released earlier if he decided to testify.

Mr. Chandler decided to testify on his own behalf, and it proved costly.

Davis said he believed Clemens ultimately decided to testify because "he was so far out on a limb".