Sentence examples for treated testimony from inspiring English sources

Rather it reflects an older tradition that treated testimony as probable reasoning.

Her lawyers also argue that a tape recording of Mr. Bacanovic answering questions asked by government investigators was treated as testimony at the trial, although the defense had no opportunity to cross-examine him.

The idea of treating personal testimony as a source for Wikipedia is still controversial, and reflects the concerns that dominated the encyclopedia project six years ago, when arguably its very existence was threatened.

A decade or two ago there was a fad for oral biographies - Peter Manso's Mailer: His life and times is among the better examples - but the responsible biographer treats oral testimony with caution.

Thus after 1993, the uncertainty was ended and a uniform treatment across DDSs of pain evaluation and treating physician testimony was returned.

Based on divergence and later convergence in administrative rules regarding the weight to treating physician testimony there are three distinct periods of rules: 1982 1985, 1986–1992, and 1993 1996.

The major shift toward treating physician testimony and subjective evidence of pain was thus introduced by various legislative changes and court rulings in 1984, and continued through 1996.

Those following the Pao/KPCB saga in court yesterday were treated to the testimony of Trae Vassallo, a former Kleiner partner, who claimed on the witness stand that she too was uncomfortably propositioned by Ajit Nazre.

In the years since Thomas' confirmation hearings, Biden has repeatedly come under scrutiny for how Hill was treated during her testimony. .

Some memory misconceptions have serious consequences for the way eye- (and ear-) witness testimony is treated in court.

But, if insanity-defense tests are interpreted sensibly to excuse people who genuinely lacked the ability to reason morally at the time of the crime, and expert testimony is treated with appropriate caution, the criminal justice system can reasonably decide whom to blame and punish.