Edmunds ruled that the three men could not testify about their knowledge of Martin's dealings with Webber, citing "the fact that these athletes were not at the University of Michigan at the same time as Chris Webber".
"Perhaps the Judge had good technical grounds for barring those witnesses," the Times reported Nixon as saying in a radio interview with Bert Andrews, of the Herald Tribune, "but I think those two witnesses should have been permitted to testify about their knowledge, if any, of Mr. Hiss.
Alkan's widespread reputation as a student of the Old Testament and religion, and the high quality of his Hebrew handwriting testify to his knowledge of the religion, and many of his habits indicate that he practised at least some of its obligations, such as maintaining the laws of kashrut.
I once heard a surgeon, a little confused on his anatomy, testify that a knowledge of anatomy was not essential to a good surgeon, but intended for medical students.
Mr. Gensler, who once worked for Mr. Corzine at Goldman Sachs, is unlikely to testify, a person with knowledge of the matter said.
This is simply not true: Kraus's writings testify to an amazing knowledge of Austrian, German, French and classical literature, and he knew Shakespeare inside out.
He said that Ms. Lerner remained under subpoena to appear at the hearing, and that Mr. Issa "remains hopeful that she will ultimately decide to testify tomorrow about her knowledge of outrageous I.R.S. targeting of Americans for their political beliefs".
Chairman Issa remains hopeful that she will ultimately decide to testify tomorrow about her knowledge of outrageous IRS targeting of Americans for their political beliefs".
I once heard a lawyer read the opinion of an eminent jurist to the jury, to prove that his witness, who had never performed certain kind of surgery, was better qualified by· his theoretical knowledge, to testify, as to the merits of the different methods of operating, than the operator himself.
Calls for Mr. Verniero's resignation surfaced this spring when lawmakers determined he misled the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1999 while testifying about his knowledge of racial profiling by the State Police.
In addition, the report said, five fellow riders on Armstrong's 1999 United States Postal Service team — George Hincapie, Frankie Andreu, Tyler Hamilton, Jonathan Vaughters and Christian Vande Velde — provided affidavits testifying to firsthand knowledge that Armstrong violated antidoping rules, the report said.
