Sentence examples for example a witness from inspiring English sources

If someone is (for example) a witness to murder he could have prevented without harming himself, is he as guilty as the perpetrator?

For example, a witness in the trial against Sabit Geci — the military-police chief convicted of abuses at Kukes and Cahan — testified that one of Thaci's top advisers had driven him to Kukes, but the judge dismissed the comment, saying that the adviser was "not a defendant in this trial".

In at least one other example, a witness described on Facebook her intense feelings toward Tsarnaev -- though they were less complimentary.

The other problem with the proposed restrictions, defense lawyers complained, is they could not even share with their clients an obviously relevant book written by a non-questionable author -- including, for example, a witness who might testify in the case -- if the lawyers made any markings on the book highlighting particular facts or concerns for the client.

For example, a witness could testify falsely in court and the statement may have the same consequences as any other defamatory statement, but that witness is protected by absolute privilege.

Such incidents could include those directly involving a child, for example a child saying he or she intends to self-harm, and others in which a child is less directly involved, for example as a witness to an assault.

"This is a good example of a witness doing exactly as he should in reporting a crime," Lightfoot said.

In one video interview, for example, a Lithuanian witness, Regina Prudnikova, recalls that before the massacres, she cared for a Jewish child in her town, Pilviskiai.

Mitra Hormozi, who was a federal prosecutor in Brooklyn in the 2006 trial of two retired detectives who had become mob assassins, said she liked to wear navy or gray suits while trying cases, but would put on a softer peach-colored outfit when, for example, a cooperating witness with a violent background would testify.

In one example, an anonymous witness called by the NCTL claimed to have heard Faraz use the derogatory term "kuffar" but failed to offer either a date or context, other than it may have happened in 2009.

Mr. Burr cited the example of Charles Farley, a witness he did not identify by name today, in the trial of Terry L. Nichols, Mr. McVeigh's co-defendant.