adverse witness造句

• The defense then asked for permission to examine McDonald as an adverse witness.
• A . I don't know whether he was an adverse witness or not.
• After Elliott's damaging testimony, Teresi declared her an adverse witness.
• Called by the government as an adverse witness, Cristina denied she and Joey had sex.
• The testimony prompted defense attorneys to ask Justice Joseph Teresi to declare Elliott an adverse witness.
• He was a strong opponent of the Manchester Ship Canal, appearing as an adverse witness on six occasions.
• The other mistake, he said, was trying to establish a rapport with an adverse witness such as Lewinsky.
• I should not be forced to put an adverse witness on the stand to get in this statement as evidence.
• At trial Rainey did not testify during his side's case in chief, but he was called by the defense as an adverse witness.
• "Just because there are family members on the state's witness list in no way presumes that they are adverse witnesses to Michael Skakel ."
• Defendants can confront or question adverse witnesses and present witnesses and evidence on their behalf, although the law provides for secret witnesses in certain circumstances.
• The surprise testimony in the officer's murder trial prompted defense attorneys to ask State Supreme Court Justice Joseph Teresi to declare Elliott an adverse witness.
• He accused Cristina, who testified last week as an adverse witness, of trying to provide an alibi for her mother the morning Fischer was killed.
• After Elliott's damaging testimony, Teresi declared her an adverse witness and ordered prosecutors to turn over transcripts of her grand jury testimony and her interview with the FBI.
• His efforts began after the Supreme Court's decision in May 1997 _ at a time when it had become foreseeable that she could be an adverse witness against the President.
• Crowley was called as an adverse witness in the first day of testimony in trail of the former Miss United States suit before a jury of eight women and four men.
• Scalia said the requirement of reliability was too subjective, amorphous and " malleable " to comport with the intent of the Constitution's framers, for whom the right to cross-examine adverse witnesses was essential.
• By excluding evidence that might produce unfair verdicts, and by ensuring that litigants will generally have the opportunity to confront adverse witnesses, the hearsay rule serves as a cornerstone of a fair justice system.
• Q . And at the time you assisted Webb Hubbell by securing a job with Revlon for him, was he a potential adverse witness to the President in the ongoing investigation by the independent counsel?
• Starr will attempt to show that the president tried to keep Lewinsky on his team by helping her get a job in New York after realizing that she could become an adverse witness against the president.