Mr. Murphy was testifying in the third week of the trial of the sheik, Mohammed Ali Hassan al-Moayad, and the sheik's assistant, Mohammed Mohsen Yahya Zayed, who are charged with providing material support to Al Qaeda and to Hamas, a Palestinian group that has been labeled a terrorist organization by the United States government.
Mr. Fortier, testifying in the third week of Mr. McVeigh's trial on murder and conspiracy charges in the bombing at 9 02 A.M. on April 19 , 1995 that killed 168 people, said he knew for months of Mr. McVeigh's plans and conceded that he probably could have stopped the bombing with a single telephone call.
Scruggs, testifying in the third day of the trial, said that when she arrived on the scene of the 2011 beating, Ramos was slumped over the front of a police cruiser holding the right side of his ribcage.
But two Federal Bureau of Investigation agents, testifying in the first day of hearings in Federal District Court in Manhattan, said Mr. Meskini was read his rights against self-incrimination and to legal counsel three times.
Testifying in the second murder trial of the rabbi, Fred J. Neulander, the witness, Leonard Jenoff, paused, put his hand over his mouth and seemed to struggle with his emotions as he described how he hit Mr. Neulander's wife, Carol, once on the back of the head with a lead pipe as she led him into the sun parlor at her home in Cherry Hill eight years ago today.
After testifying in the first of the Smith Act trials, the last of which occurred in 1958, she was told by the FBI not to speak publicly until after the case's appeal was over.
Although I was disappointed that the military leadership testifying in the first panel and most of the HASC members were not present during Cindy McNally's and my testimony, that did not deter me.
The officer, Anthony Tortorella, who said the man was not resisting when he was sprayed, testified in the third week of the trial of five members of the Orange Police Department charged with federal civil rights violations in connection with the beating and abuse of Earl Faison, a 27-year-old East Orange man.
Mr. Adly did not testify in the first trial, and it was unclear whether he would in the second.
Take the government's star witness, Hezekiah Brown, who testified in the first trial, in 1973, but had died by the second, in 1998.
None of the three witnesses who testified in the first day of the defense case tried directly to refute the prosecution evidence.
