A television broadcast the testimony to an empty recreation room at the 20th Precinct on West 82nd Street in Manhattan.
Such hearings would no doubt attract extensive television coverage, possible testimony from the police officer, and a vivid replay of the embarrassing arrest, and would also explore whether there were other, similar incidents in Mr. Craig's past.
Carla Del Ponte, one of the commission members, told Swiss-Italian television last month that testimony from victims pointed to the use of the nerve gas sarin by rebel groups, but other members of the commission quickly distanced themselves from her assertion and their report said they could not identify either the chemical agents used, the means of delivery or the people using them.
But television ratings are testimony to the fact that weekends from September to early February belong to the likes of Tom Brady and Lewis, who had a team-leading 6 solo tackles and 14 in all as the Ravens stunned Brady and the Patriots, 28-13, on Sunday night at Gillette Stadium.
But if he simply refuses to testify, Mr. Tankleff's defense still has his signed and notarized statement about his role as the getaway driver, his polygraph test, his comments on a "48 Hours" television program and testimony about his claims by Jay Salpeter, the private investigator who tracked him down.
In his writings, mass meetings, television and legislative testimony, Jones turned the corner on the message that what's good for the environment is not only good for the economy, it's essential.
For the second day, an opposition television station broadcast leaked testimony from the tribunal that, in the first segment, caught Mr. Hariri in a lie over his knowledge of witnesses who turned out to have lied.
But as she sat at home this morning, watching Mr. Ahmann's testimony on television, she said she began to believe that much of what he was saying was contradicted by his patent application.
Holding the many exhibits together, providing context and testimony, are television screens playing the "Bridge to Freedom" episode of the documentary "Eyes on the Prize," a monumental 14-hour television series that wove news and documentary footage, photographs and first-person interviews into the most ambitious cinematic narrative of the movement to date.
Unlike countries that have relied strictly on security forces to counter the threat, the kingdom chose a multi-pronged approach involving public awareness campaigns, legal and educational reforms and religious counselling.State television has aired extensive testimony from "repentant" jihadists as well as from scholars challenging the textual basis of jihadist beliefs.
