"truthful testimony" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a statement or account of events that is honest and accurate. You can use it anytime you need to emphasize the honesty and accuracy of someone's account or statement. Example: The key witness's truthful testimony helped to convict the defendant of the crime.
As in South Africa, amnesties have been used to encourage perpetrators to give full and truthful testimony to truth commissions.
Instead, they advocate creating a truth commission, like the one used in South Africa to obtain truthful testimony in exchange for granting amnesty to suspects.
Some commentators have suggested that any such truth commission should promise immunity or a pardon in exchange for truthful testimony, but I believe that if it becomes clear that laws were broken, or that war crimes were committed, a special prosecutor should be appointed to investigate further.
"We intend to pursue the answers to those questions," he said, including getting "the truthful testimony of witnesses whose testimony the grand jury is entitled to hear".
The sentences yesterday underscored the perils of perjury by witnesses who get promises of favorable treatment for crimes in exchange for promising to give truthful testimony.
For Ms Lewinsky's "full and truthful testimony", she will receive transactional immunity a legal blanket which means nothing she says can be used against her.
"I think the grand jury found his testimony truthful and sincere," he said.
Mr. Johnson suggested several times that the officers might not have been entirely truthful in their testimony.
Although the two counts of perjury against Martino were dropped, he did admit as part of his plea that he had not been truthful in earlier testimony.
"This case is about upholding one of the most fundamental principles in our system of justice — the obligation of every witness to provide truthful and direct testimony in judicial proceedings," she said in the statement.
The report concluded not only that former taoiseach Ahern had not been truthful in his testimony to the tribunal regarding his finances but also that every level of Irish political life had been affected by corruption tied to the scandal.
