Sentence examples for often testifies in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hausman has served as consultant and investigator in many legal cases involving identification of hair, and he often testifies in cases involving furs.

James F. Wilson, a veterinarian based in Yardley, Pa., who often testifies in court on the value of an animal, said research completed this year puts the average lifetime cost of a medium-size dog at $10,400.

Dr. Rosen often testified in suits against property owners, leading some to suggest that his crusade was motivated by the prospect of personal financial gain from payments by plaintiffs' lawyers.

Reminding the judges that the Secret Service is a law-enforcement agency, Mr. Starr said that its agents had often testified in proceedings when it was in the interest of the office of the Presidency, like in inquiries into assassination attempts.

Most people, including foreign visitors to Africa, often testify, in amazement, to the ethic of hospitality and generosity of the African people.

Mark Denbeaux, a law professor at Seton Hall University in New Jersey who has researched handwriting evidence, said he often testifies against its reliability in court.

But Mark Denbeaux, a law professor at Seton Hall University who has researched handwriting evidence, said he often testifies against its reliability in court.

The waiter was a grown man less than four feet tall and as skeletal as his customers, with the asymmetric facial structure that in India often testifies to ailments left untended.

Daniel C. Richman, a Columbia law professor and former federal prosecutor, noted that police officers involved in drug and gun interdiction would often testify repeatedly in court cases.

Mr. Fyfe said his objectivity was evident in the fact that he has often testified against officers in brutality cases, including three dozen open cases in which he has been retained as an unpaid expert witness.

The defense also plans to call James Fyfe, an expert on police shootings, who has often testified against the police in excessive force cases.