To establish such good faith on the part of the witness in claiming his constitutional privilege of exemption from self-incrimination, where he is examined as a witness in a criminal case, he may be questioned as to his apprehension of criminating himself by his answer, but no further.
Many questions surrounding Arreola Robles' apprehension and detention remained unanswered until after the news conference, when Border Patrol released a statement to reporters.
The concentration of such attitudes among people not likely to take part in genetic research raises questions about whether this apprehension is related to mistrust of the research enterprise, or whether fear of bad news, in the form of IRRs, might discourage participation.
"Clearly there are questions and some apprehensions," Mrs. Clinton said before meeting with Prime Minister Brian Cowen of Ireland at his residence here.
In these times, I have decided to choose adventure over apprehension, to ask questions and, when appropriate, to rewrite the rules.
Step Two: If the answer to that question is no, allegations of an apprehension of bias cannot be brought on an institutional level, but must be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.
"How long can we live with this apprehension?" It is a question that all of India is asking, and nobody has an answer.
There is no apprehension or doubt.
They also added some open questions, and in this part the students' apprehension before the course became evident [ 7].
The woman, Cynthia Plummer, 41, was charged with evidence tampering and hindering apprehension on Wednesday, after she was questioned by investigators, the Prosecutor, Ronald A. Epstein, said.
