Mr. Agranovsky said the charges against Mr. Belousov were based heavily on the dubious testimony of a single police officer who claimed to be injured during the melee.
Goren meets the dubious testimony of suspects with exaggerated interest, or double takes that ricochet off pauses in the dialogue, or plain grinning astonishment.
It seems unfair, then, to now punish criminal defendants convicted based on dubious testimony from uncredible experts because at the time of the trial, their attorneys were swimming in the same fish bowl as everyone else.
And yet, setting aside the dubious testimony of a single man who claims to have gone to bed with Wilder, Thornton Wilderr: A Life" tells of a life lived without the sexual relationships and romantic attachments that we sometimes falsely assume to be the most momentous passages in an artist's — or anyone's — life.
(According to Riedel, Goldman's position might have been payback for offering dubious testimony in the bigamy battle over John Shubert's estate).
Cooper went on to try and place the outcome in context of the legacy of wrongful convictions and dubious testimony in American criminal cases.
What they've found since implicates not only Hayne, but a host of police officials, prosecutors, even judges who knew Hayne was deficient and offering dubious testimony, but did nothing to stop it.
Video evidence later showed that the sworn police accounts intended to justify his arrest weren't true, making Kamel only the most recent in a long list of New York defendants who have found themselves in jeopardy because of dubious testimony provided by cops.
He was prosecuted and convicted based on the same dubious eyewitness testimony, rather than forensic evidence.
After a triple murder at a Paterson bar in 1966, the police stopped a car containing the boxer Rubin Carter, and eventually came some dubious eyewitness testimony, an arrest, trials, retrials and, of course Bob Dylan's song "Hurricane".
