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On Wednesday afternoon, the jury asked the court to revisit Constand's testimony about that night.

Mr. Andres noted, too, that there was testimony about an eighth murder that witnesses said Mr. Massino had ordered.

Monsignor Lynn's lawyers said they would appeal the conviction, saying that the child endangerment law at the time did not apply to supervisors and that the judge erred in allowing testimony about accusations that were beyond the statute of limitations.

Judge Lind has made rulings limiting the scope of that propaganda testimony and tossing speculative testimony about damage that cannot be directly tied to Manning's leaks.

He pointed out that there are always going to be significant inconsistencies in testimony about events that took place years ago.

A courtroom tends to be an orderly, civilized place where jurors hear testimony about things that happened in the past.

After previous operations, they say, it has taken six months to a year for soldiers to come forward with testimony about events that disturbed them.

But Mr. McCullough's public defender, Tom McCulloch, said the outrage over Maria's kidnapping has itself been an issue in a case where many potential witnesses were long dead and those still alive gave testimony about events that took place decades ago.

Brandon L. Garrett, a law professor at the University of Virginia whose book, "Convicting the Innocent," was cited by the New Jersey Supreme Court justices in their ruling, said that judges often blocked testimony about studies that demonstrate problems with witness evidence.

Cosby's lawyers have argued that it is unfair to allow testimony about encounters that occurred years or decades ago and remain unproven.

B3 Torricelli Testifies in Senate Senator Robert G. Torricelli, Democrat of New Jersey, appeared at a closed Senate ethics hearing to give sworn testimony about accusations that he had accepted money and gifts from a donor for political favors.