There's a leap that we all take, and, when you admit that doubt publicly, it's a form of testimony.
Jailhouse snitch testimony is widely regarded as the least reliable form of testimony in the criminal justice system, however, uncorroborated testimony from unscrupulous jailhouse informants is often used by prosecutors to obtain convictions.
Ms. Barnard, who had experimented with forms of testimony in her early work, became intrigued by the prospect of using this ventriloquist method in a movie.
First, music operates as a vital form of oral testimony.
In the form of imaginary testimony before the Armed Services Committee of the U.S. Senate, writer tells his….
In the form of imaginary testimony before the Armed Services Committee of the U.S. Senate, writer tells his experiences with interservice rivalry during World War II.
The Federal Reserve noise machine is back at work, in the form of new testimony by Chairman Ben Bernanke, grimly warning the Senate Budget Committee of a future crisis.
In the form of imaginary testimony before two officers of the Central Intelligence Agency, the writer tells of "The Edinburgh Caper," which took place when he was vacationing in Scotland in 1959.
Further evidence suggesting government forces were responsible for the attacks has now been provided in the form of the testimony of former employees of three different de-mining teams who spoke anonymously to the Guardian.
Hamid is a great admirer of Pereira Maintains by Antonio Tabucchi, a 1994 novella written in the form of a testimony given, we are led to believe by its amiable Portuguese hero, to a secret policeman.
Such supporting evidence, in the form of documentation, testimony by individuals who took part, or physical evidence, for example, destroyed warheads, is required to give confidence that Iraq's declaration is indeed accurate, full and complete...
