Sentence examples for testified should from inspiring English sources

Forensic science that supposedly proved the fire was intentionally set was central to Willingham's conviction was, in fact, completely invalid -- which the experts who testified should have known in 1992.

"Anybody who testifies should disclose any interest or potential interest," she said.

But in most cases the decision to testify should be the journalist's, with exceptions made only in very rare circumstances that fall within published guidelines.

I do not wish to say any more as the matter is sub-judice and I am happy to testify should the international criminal court at The Hague request it of me".

With her curly red hair and strong Queens accent, Ms. Weisz is a noble firebrand, but her character, as written, is little more than an outraged mouthpiece reduced to near silence when the defense decides that neither she nor the Holocaust survivors clamoring to testify should take the stand because they will be "humiliated".

Defendants have a right to testify, should they want to, but their lawyers can only advise them, not make arguments on their behalf.

Especially when you realize that that he prosecutor had nine more alleged victims ready to testify should a re-trial be necessary.

On 30 March, he recorded that he was unable to attend to the matter because he was working on high-priority cases, but testified he should have handed the case to his supervisor.

He would not compel me to testify but, should I decide to do so voluntarily, he would provide me with the excuse of a federal subpoena.

If Donald Trump Jr. has to testify, so should Chelsea Clinton. .

With the help of Dr. Mittler and Mr. Powell, Ms. McCreedy sued the emergency room doctor, Robert Frolichstein, who testified that he should have seen Ms. McCreedy himself, should have called the on-call orthopedic surgeon and should have read her medical charts more closely before discharging her.