Mrs. Gabler, always with a smile and careful, precise diction, usually testified at textbook hearings rather than her shyer husband, Mel.
Although Laurence Olivier's film adaptations of Shakespeare's Henry V, Hamlet, Richard III, and Othello were justified in that thousands of people who would not otherwise have had the opportunity to see the original plays were enabled to see adaptations magnificently performed those who saw both stage and film versions usually testified to the superiority of the theatrical experience.
"Women who are testifying usually don't have the eyes of the nation on them," she said.
As one of them later testified, usually "a man who makes a forgery makes mistakes," and these had some obvious ones.
This is notoriously difficult to prove, largely because victims usually refuse to testify for fear of retribution from their trafficker.
(Defendants usually don't testify on their own behalf).
"It takes away from their credibility," said McGarity, who said that the best witnesses were usually people still employed in the industry they were testifying about.
Much of the trial is expected to be taken up by medical experts testifying about the effects of propofol, which is most commonly administered intravenously, and not usually used outside medical facilities.
Husbands and wives cannot usually be compelled to testify against each other – though in some cases, such as domestic violence, they can.
Such major landholdings were, as one would expect, usually in the hands of Iranians, but non-Iranians were also able to amass similar wealth and power, thereby testifying once again to the inherent tolerance with which the empire was administered.
