Mr. Reynolds got a testimony on Camels by various society women.
And now, under statute, that can be admitted to probate, which is the court procedure after you're gone without having to get a separate testimony or oath sworn to by the witness.
We are unable to get a clear testimony to sustain this relationship by looking at PPI database.
Defense lawyers say Mr. Moussaoui cannot get a fair trial without testimony from imprisoned Qaeda figures like Mr. bin al-Shibh.
Hearings to determine whether an inmate should get a new trial generally include testimony by the investigating detective, something prosecutors would probably try to avoid now that Mr. Scarcella's record has been called into question.
The prosecutors, however, were not interested in such speculation; their priority was to get a conviction, and Nissen's testimony, as given, was enough to put Lotter on death row and Nissen in prison for life.
Meanwhile, Rambo III and its Russian doppelganger, 9th Company, will get a screening, presumably as ironic testimony to imperial arrogance: both are set in the wilder regions of the Afghan mountains.
If the prosecutor needs a witness who has concerns about incriminating herself, he has the power to "immunize" the witness's testimony--that is, to get an order ensuring that the testimony can never be used against that witness, at which point the witness can be forced to testify.
"We've got a lot of testimony of thousands and thousands of cases of retained tampons, as we call them, without any toxic shock," she says.
Prosecutors accept the burden of a damaged witness, but seek to downplay it by typically telling jurors that, "I wish I could get this testimony from a priest, a rabbi, or Mother Teresa, but sad to say they don't have knowledge of this case.
