Yet in the book, Bettison presents his work as a compilation of "objective" police testimony, produced as an internal briefing.
It's hard to find a paragraph in their complaint that can't be directly contradicted by documents or an objective reading of my testimony.
To the unwary her testimony would appear objective and informed, and yet in every instance the Todds turn out to be the victims of Susan Dickinson and her fearsome daughter.
Ask why it was made illegal -- by many state governments and eventually the federal government during the first four decades of the past century -- and the answer cannot be found in expert medical testimony or any objective assessment of the costs and benefits of prohibiting marijuana.
In a 1993 landmark decision, Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, the Supreme Court held that scientific testimony had to meet an objective standard.
Norko (2005) stated that the subjective element of truth telling involves the expert's honesty whereas the objective element relates to his knowledge and testimony.
To reach these objectives, we had to situate our informants' testimony (and testimonies) in its cultural, social, and medical contexts.
America's top commander in Iraq, Gen. David H. Petraeus, is scheduled to speak to Congress on Monday, and some of the Democrats suggested that his testimony would be skewed rather than objective.
In his testimony, Mr. Murdoch was frank about his objective for the day, beyond making a well-coached — and perhaps deeply felt — apology for the sins of those in his employ.
It consists of the presentation of objective evidence that has been gathered lawfully, of testimony in court being presented truthfully, of the rights of the accused being respected, and so on.
