Sentence examples for incorrect testimony from inspiring English sources

Rwanda rejected the rights group's allegations, saying that its report was undermined by its inclusion of incorrect testimony.

These expert witnesses are paid lucratively, can legally opine on anything outside their field and rarely face repercussions for incorrect testimony.

To their credit, there are exceptions: Karl Rove's lawyer, Robert Luskin, saved his client from being indicted by being forthcoming about a damaging email and made Rove amend his earlier, incorrect testimony.

It has since emerged that there was no such laudatory letter.Mr Chee (who along with his sister was briefly jailed for contempt for accusing the judge in his case of bias) tried unsuccessfully to have the hearing reconvened in the light of Mr Lee's incorrect testimony.

The judge reversed his denial of bail to Dr. Lee after receiving new information at a hearing two weeks ago, including an F.B.I. agent's admission that he had provided incorrect testimony on several critical issues, which made Dr. Lee appear deceitful when he had not been.

It allowed a witness who saw Dennis on that bus to give incorrect testimony about what time that interaction occurred.

All but one were convicted on the basis of incorrect eyewitness testimony.

David Protess, a co-founder of the center and Chicago Innocence Project told the Daily Northwestern that, though he was not involved with this specific investigation, the case reflected "a national phenomenon" of the accused being wrongly convicted due to incorrect witness testimony.

Incorrect example: "The witness wanted to offer anonymous testimony.

"We believe that the department's position in this regard is overbroad, incorrect, and inconsistent with the department's historical approach to the congressional testimony of current and former officials,'' he wrote.

During cross-examination, Flores acknowledged that testimony he had given at a hearing on August, 6, 2009, was incorrect.