Sentence examples for introduced testimony from inspiring English sources

But during the trial, prosecutors introduced testimony from the pathologist in the medical examiner's office who had performed the autopsy.

At the punishment phase of Mr. Garza's trial, prosecutors introduced testimony that Mr. Garza committed four murders in Mexico.

Prosecutors have previously introduced testimony from two witnesses, Najibullah Zazi and Zarein Ahmedzay, who both pleaded guilty to taking part in a thwarted plot to detonate homemade explosives in the New York subway system.

At Mr. Deghayes's administrative review board hearing at Guantánamo in 2005, he generally denied links to Al Qaeda and introduced testimony from a expert that he was not the person in the picture.

But by day's end, prosecutors had introduced testimony and other evidence that the government asserted were the officer's actual plans for Ms. Sauer, which underscored the challenge that the defense faces in convincing jurors that the officer's alleged conspiracy was all a fantasy.

Lawyers for a man who could face the death penalty for the 1998 bombing of the American Embassy in Tanzania yesterday offered the jury an alternative: they introduced testimony about one of the United States' most secure prisons, the so-called Super Max, in Florence, Colo.

The case, child-custody, introduces testimony regarding adultery and divorce.

(The prosecution originally wanted to introduce testimony from nineteen women).

Company lawyers are fiercely opposing Mr. Kirby's efforts to introduce testimony about the disclosure issue at trial this month.

Mr. Mukasey said Congress should allow the government to introduce secret evidence at habeas corpus hearings and limit prisoners' rights to introduce testimony or call witnesses.

Mr. Kurth, the lawyer in Germany, added that the Norwegian courts had rejected efforts to introduce testimony about the Rothko case in the Schwitters dispute.