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Their trial, which after a recess formally began on Saturday in a prison in the Pakistani city of Sargodha, opened with testimony presented by police officers, and the presentation of maps the men were allegedly carrying when they were arrested and print-outs of e-mail.

But that did not appear to be compensation enough: At some point, according to grand jury testimony presented by prosecutors, Ms. Stackrow began helping herself to money out of Mr. Bruno's personal bank account.

Relying largely on testimony presented by Robert Epstein in U.S. v. Byron Mitchell, the first post-Daubert case involving fingerprint testimony, Judge Pollak ruled in January that an expert could say whether he thought fingerprints belonged to the people accused of the crime, but he could not say that the fingerprints he had examined were, beyond doubt, those of the defendant.

According to testimony presented by the Bosnian Prime Minister, Alija Behman, the deputy US ambassador to Bosnia in 2001, Christopher Hoh, told him that if he did not hand the men to the Americans, "then let God protect Bosnia and Herzegovina".

This, despite the testimony presented by officer Carmelo Cruz who had testified that it was Gonzalez Malavé who recklessly endangered the hostage's life.

Claims that the vehicle's suspension was faulty were also dismissed after the judge disqualified expert witness testimony presented by Rodas' attorney.

Indonesian officials said they urgently needed Mr. Isamuddin's testimony because in previous trials of terror suspects Indonesian judges have discounted testimony presented either by a videoconference or in writing.

This emphasis may be related to the troubled legacy left by controversies over the book "Testimony," presented as Shostakovich's dictated memoirs and published in English in 1979 by Solomon Volkov.

By late 2000, according to documents and testimony presented in the Andersen trial, the circumstances were becoming critical.

The refresher training consisted of personal testimonies from two service users, a service user personal testimony presented in a brief 10 minute video, and a presentation from an EIS representative on the EIS acceptance criteria and referral process.

Testimony was presented by U.S. military officers and Filipinos concerning the insurgency's guerrilla tactics, which violated the norms of "civilized war".