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And churches up and down the country offer, as any working musician will testify, a fantastic programme of recitals and concerts of both secular and religious pieces, often for free or for a low ticket price.

It's an unprecedented move ― marking the first time in Senate history that a sitting senator will testify in a confirmation hearing against another sitting senator for a Cabinet position.

"Since 1789," Judge Scheindlin said, "no Congress has granted the government the authority to imprison an innocent person in order to guarantee that he will testify before a grand jury conducting a criminal investigation".

Ziman has hired an engineer who will testify at a public hearing on the project next month that a fault line lies under the site.

The emails were released in response to a subpoena ahead of a hearing in which Wildstein will testify before a panel of state lawmakers.

But the scandal has not gone away: The emails were released in response to a subpeona ahead of a hearing in which Wildstein will testify before a panel of state lawmakers.

On Friday, he will testify in a closed session about Benghazi — a very different moment than the one expected a week ago.

She will testify alongside a former Secret Service director and a former State Department official in charge of "hardening" buildings against attacks, according to an official with knowledge of the committee's plans for the hearing.

As Congress convenes its first privacy hearing of the year today, a civil rights advocate will testify that a strong federal privacy framework is needed to protect the digital rights of people of color.

When her case comes before the supreme court, Spydevold has as one of her witnesses a highly-experienced judge who will testify that a high percentage of the criminals he has seen have been the result of the Lebensborn experiment.

Tomorrow morning my colleague Naomi Rose, Ph.D., and a number of other experts will testify before a House subcommittee about the ethical and legal issues associated with keeping marine mammals in captivity so that people can watch them perform.