Sentence examples for might have testified from inspiring English sources

Others who might have testified about the musket handling were dead.

Had it not been for her affair with Brothman, Moskowitz says, she might have testified on his behalf.

He had pleaded guilty to tax charges and mail fraud and might have testified in Mr Blagojevich's trial in June.

Though never charged, Mr. Johal might have testified in the trial had he not died last November of natural causes.

(Bockarie was killed in Liberia in early May, most likely on the orders of Taylor, against whom he might have testified at the war-crimes court in Sierra Leone, which had indicted him in March).

In 1993, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit took up the question of whether Mr. Simels, by visiting a witness in jail who might have testified against his client — without notifying the witness's lawyer — deserved censure.

He said the extradition charges had proved convenient for the United States government, because Mr. Sacirbey might otherwise have testified at the war crimes tribunal in The Hague -- and might have provided potentially embarrassing details about American and European passivity in the face of atrocities in the former Yugoslavia.

Otherwise, the lawyers said, prosecutors might not have needed to summon witnesses who were known to have testified before the grand jury in February.

What could he have testified?

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But he has thought often about what might have happened if he had testified at Sanford's hearing.