"The gist of the background witnesses' testimony about conditions in the Polish ghettos, about procedures in the various death camps, about forced labor, and, generally, the attempt to exterminate through labor, was never in dispute," she wrote irritably; "on the contrary there was hardly anything in what they told that had not been known before".
One of the members of Dahl's team, who testified at the hearing, provided what is arguably the most important testimony: the conditions of Bergdahl's captivity.
"We shall see if Matobato's testimony creates the condition to remove the chilling effect" that Mr. Duterte's "clan" had long exerted on potential witnesses.
In addition to its statement, a lawyer representing Corbis offered an overview of its position, answered specific questions and supplied court documents and testimony, on the condition that he would not be quoted.
Stock prices moved lower yesterday after Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, suggested in Senate testimony that economic conditions did not warrant aggressive cuts in interest rates.
The A.P. article recounting the main points of Mr. Manning's testimony about his conditions of confinement that ran on page A3 of The Times conveyed fundamentally the same material as a staff story would have.
But the trade union Unite was able to assemble information from workers, and submitted a dossier to our committee with valuable evidence and vivid testimony on the conditions both at Shirebrook and at Sports Direct stores.
Mr Falla, who was deported for running an underground newsletter, gave his own testimony of the conditions in a Gestapo-administered prison at Frankfurt: "[Prisoners] were being executed by the Nazis by guillotine at the rate of 25 per week".
Rule 92 bis had been adopted in 2000 by the judges of the Tribunal in order to provide a vehicle for the admission of evidence in lieu of oral testimony, when certain conditions were met.27 Whether this rule was to be applied in the Milošević trial was a matter that was litigated by the parties early on in the Kosovo phase of the case.
The court also unsealed expert testimony that criticized conditions in the facility, including from Robert Powitz, a forensic sanitarian, who wrote that in his opinion "the unclean, unhygienic, and unduly cold conditions in which people are held at these stations serves no legitimate purpose and creates an unjustifiable risk of harm to detainees".
