Hayne is still free to testify, however, and still takes the stand regularly in Mississippi, mostly to testify in retrials of cases in which he has already testified, and the backlog of over 600 cases he had when he was terminated.
Mr. Martin is still expected to testify against the three Marion inmates charged in the Walker murder, who could face execution if convicted.
Clinton is still scheduled to testify before the Benghazi committee a week after the first Democratic Presidential debate, which will be sponsored by CNN and held on October 13th, in Las Vegas.
He is still expected to testify at the House hearing.
Few episodes of Till Death Us Do Part are still viewable, to testify – as well as to the staggering racism then permissible for parodic purposes – the speed with which this generational rebalancing was evidently effected.
The committee declined to grant her immunity, and she was still called to testify at a hearing, in which she repeatedly invoked her Fifth Amendment right to protect herself against self-incrimination.
Without naming the witness or giving a reason for the possible unavailability, Judge Espinoza told the opposing lawyers to confer about a plan to take a deposition while the potential witness was still able to testify.
In the end, all that testimony did little to sway the expected outcome, as Republicans cut the session short and moved the bill out of committee, while many union members were still waiting to testify.
You might think that the failure of any of these dire predictions to come true would inspire some second thoughts, but, after all these years, the same people are still being invited to testify, and are still saying the same things.
The technology behemoth is still considering whether to testify before Congress in November.
And News Corp.'s Rupert Murdoch is still being called to testify before Parliament.
