Mr. Diallo did not respond, the officers have testified; instead, they said, he suddenly turned and darted into the vestibule.
For instance, Robert Iger, president of the Walt Disney Company, testified instead of its more prominent chairman, Michael D. Eisner, and Mr. Harris testified for Sony Pictures instead of the chairman, John Calley.
But the government did not ask Ms. Khan to testify, instead relying on trading and phone records to prove its case.
A senior Ford safety official and a senior engineer, both of whom have been involved with every detail of the problem, will be sent to testify instead, he said.
In the end, for unrelated reasons, I didn't testify; instead, I was in court as a journalist, and this was why, as Wargo was getting on the phone with another potential expert witness (he couldn't make it), she asked me to leave the Pro Bono Room.
Why didn't they insist she testify instead of letting her hang out to dry?
Charges were dismissed in February after Hardy's accuser did not testify, instead choosing to reach a civil suit agreement with the player, the Associated Press reported.
5. Arias claims she did not stab him first and then shoot him, as medical examiners had testified previously, instead she claims she accidentally shot him first and then does not remember stabbing him 27 times, nor slicing his throat, but that her first memory after shooting him was driving to the desert, with a vague memory of placing the knife in the dishwasher.
The prosecutors — who were forced to try the case without their would-be star witness, Anderson, because he refused to testify and instead went back to prison — have until May 20 to announce whether they intend to try the case again.
Citing a lawsuit contesting the ban by three ferret owners and the Humane Society of New York, the agency declined to send an administrator to testify and instead submitted written testimony, which a Council staff member then read aloud at the agency's request.
He instead testified on Monday in Federal District Court about the unglamorous issue of licensing fees, a central point in the legal battle over how much SAP should pay in damages for stealing Oracle's software.
