Sentence examples for judicial testimony from inspiring English sources

Dom received his Ph.D. at N.Y.U. and was a practicing psychoanalyst all his life; was renowned for his work with children and adults and for his expert judicial testimony.

When Iñaki Urdangarin, the Duke of Palma and son-in-law of King Juan Carlos, makes his appearance Saturday in Palma, Majorca, for a widely anticipated day of private judicial testimony, almost 200 photographers and journalists will be vying for an image of him in court.

The N.R.A. said that Judge Sotomayor's judicial record and testimony "clearly demonstrate a hostile view of the Second Amendment and the fundamental right of self-defense guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution".

Public support for the Liberal minority government plunged after a judicial inquiry heard damaging testimony of sleaze and party kickbacks.

Separately, the Assembly judicial committee heard public testimony on whether to require parents to be notified before minors could seek an abortion.

"This case is about upholding one of the most fundamental principles in our system of justice — the obligation of every witness to provide truthful and direct testimony in judicial proceedings," she said in the statement.

But scholars and civil rights groups said that the case represented the problems with a judicial system where witness testimony, often coerced, frequently substitutes for physical evidence and adequate investigation.

Now, under air district rules, an independent, quasi-judicial panel will take testimony from both sides and from members of the public before ruling.

According to testimony in the judicial inquiry, William Bulger handed his brother some family photographs in front of the F.B.I. agents.

He is the first Australian leader since 1984 to have been asked to give testimony to a judicial inquiry.

LONDON — Rupert Murdoch criticized many different people for many different things in a morning of scrappy and often blunt testimony before a judicial panel here on Thursday.