This finding is consistent with expectations that legislators discount self-interested testimony, [ 38- 43] in this case, protestations by the tobacco industry and other business representatives that the laws would impose economic costs exceeding the public health benefit.
Judge Scheindlin, who is deciding the case, seems most interested in the testimony on this topic from precinct commanders and higher-ranking officials in the department.
Rakoff was quite interested in deposition testimony by Noreen Harrington, a chief investment officer of Sterling Stamos, a hedge fund co-owned by Sterling Equities, Wilpon's and Katz's holding company.
And this week in Barcelona the leftist city council said it would provide help to residents interested in offering testimony in Argentina, where a judge has invoked the principle of universal justice to address Franco-era crimes.
But the need to gather all the photos, drawings, historical and architectural references and testimony from interested neighborhood associations can increase costs significantly and delay the work until approval is given.
But the film suffers from the female actors barely looking interested, and ends up as testimony to Iranian cinema's need for credible actors and nuanced stories.
The panel's deliberations, designed to include many interested parties, gathered 15,000 pages of testimony and 50 oral depositions.
Pulling together media reports, environmental data and the testimony of scientists and other interested parties, the students have to prepare a briefing assessing the likelihood that the mutation was caused by chemical contamination, parasites or inbreeding.
Eno said he was interested in creating something based on the testimonies of soldiers in the best-selling book, Forgotten Voices of the Great War, which was written by historian Max Arthur with the Imperial War Museum.
At times, the senators seemed more interested in debating one another than in hearing testimony from witnesses.
Through a spokeswoman, Rica Rinzler, he said, "We will be reviewing the testimony and continuing to talk with interested parties to determine whether changes in the law are necessary".
