The jurors, who are barred from hearing many details of Mr Shanley's past, will weigh that against the testimony of those memory experts and the image of a slender old man with a hearing aid.
He complained that the prosecution had suppressed expert testimony about the unreliability of memory, which Libby was sure would have exonerated him.
Mr. Verniero's testimony, dominated by lapses of memory that left some onlookers confused and others angry, drew much criticism today.
The S.E.C. could face additional problems at trial as its case hinges on the testimony, and memory, of Mr. Fauré.
The testimony of Stephanie Limon and V.L. will present a microcosm of these issues of child testimony and memory, which haunt us a generation after the satanic abuse cases.
I am thinking about this in relation to an essay by Dori Laub addressing the question of truth and listening to the testimony of survivors of trauma — the memory is often not accurate, yet at the same time, it is of course deeply true.
I must recount a bit of her life because each light that goes out takes with it the living memory and testimony of mankind's ghastliest crime.
Nevertheless, they reveal an important amount of detail about a civilization that is otherwise accessible only via the testimony of archaeology, iconography, and the poetic memory of early Classical Greece across several "dark" centuries.
Neither the conception nor the belief that are the ingredients of memory are formed on the basis of reasoning or testimony.
"In two hours of testimony, Haynes managed to get off no fewer than 23 don't recalls, 22 don't remembers, 16 don't knows, and various other protestations of memory loss," notes Dana Milbank.Mr Haynes's Alberto Gonzales-like performance was preceded by testimony from other Pentagon officials who summarily accused him of ignoring their concerns about the proposed interrogation techniques.
