All 42 Uses of "testimony" in "Sycamore Row" - Auto-generated

The debates had raged over early morning coffee around the square, and in bars where bankers met after hours, and throughout the courthouse where lawyers huddled to exaggerate the latest testimony, all over town, literally.†

p. 102.8

testimony = something that serves as evidence -- especially a statement at a trial or hearing

Jake wanted to ask if such knowledge might affect their testimony, but he decided to say as little as possible.†

p. 184.2

Lettie would be by far the most crucial witness at the trial, and it was important to begin laying the groundwork for her testimony.†

p. 275.6

The testimony will be added to the court file and available to the public.†

p. 287.8

Judge, what she says today will be sworn testimony, and it will become a part of the record in this case.†

p. 287.9 *

At trial, all testimony must be relevant.†

p. 289.1

Since she and Herschel spent so little time with their father, their testimony would not be that crucial at trial.†

p. 302.9

After four straight days at the same table listening to endless and marginally useful testimony, they were almost numb with tedium.†

p. 305.1

Jake would have plenty of time to coach Lettie into testimony that might appease the jury.†

p. 333.5

He said, "As expected, there will be a fair amount of medical testimony.†

p. 347.7

How much medical testimony can a jury in this town understand?†

p. 347.9

True, and I'll bet he was never asked to evaluate conflicting medical testimony.†

p. 348.1

But I'm sure the lawyers I work for would be willing to pay for your testimony.†

p. 397.4

Lawyers pay for testimony all the time.†

p. 397.4

Dump a pile of witnesses on the table two weeks before the trial, and there's no way I can possibly talk to them all and find out what their testimony might be.†

p. 440.2

Well, I can tell you fellas right now I'm not going to subject the jury, or myself, to the testimony of sixty witnesses.†

p. 441.8

They saw the faces, heard the testimony, felt the tension.†

p. 443.9

Jake knew Harry Rex would in fact miss little of the actual courtroom testimony, then he would park himself in the downstairs conference room each evening as they ate pizza and sandwiches and argued about what went wrong and what might happen the following day.†

p. 463.7

Lanier still had two great secrets up his sleeve— the handwritten will of Irene Pickering, and the testimony of Julina Kidd.†

p. 493.2

You will hear testimony from Mr. Quince Lundy, the gentleman sitting right here, and the court-appointed administrator of Seth Hubbard's estate, that the estate has a value of approximately $24 million.†

p. 511.1

With Jake leading him through his testimony, he quickly explained to the jury what was already painfully obvious.†

p. 524.7

Lanier had some heavyweight testimony lined up, an expert who would say the powerful narcotic, taken in the quantities prescribed, seriously impaired Seth's judgment.†

p. 532.1

Nonetheless, she spent more time with Seth the last week of his life than anyone else, and her testimony was crucial.†

p. 533.4

As the first day of testimony came to a close, Pankey called it a draw.†

p. 537.3

There was no confidence that her testimony would go smoothly.†

p. 540.3

Harry Rex, who'd been watching from the back row, said her testimony could not have been better.†

p. 548.2

The purpose of the deposition is to record the testimony of Mr. Hubbard.†

p. 549.5

Now, based on the testimony of Lettie Lang, and her inability to tell the truth, this witness is suddenly crucial to our case.†

p. 553.8

Jake could poke and prod around the rest of his testimony, but there was no guarantee he could score again.†

p. 569.6

With time, though, Lanier settled her down and they plowed through their scripted testimony.†

p. 569.9

He knew that at trial there was no way Jake could rebut her testimony, so offer a few crumbs during the deposition, just enough to vaguely answer the questions, then load up the fiction for the jury.†

p. 570.1

Her testimony was a dramatic blend of emotion, bad acting, lying, and exaggerating.†

p. 570.2

Halfway through his testimony, Quince Lundy slipped over another note.†

p. 573.9

When Lester Chilcott closed the door, Judge Atlee said, "What's her testimony?"†

p. 576.4

I'll allow the testimony.†

p. 577.4

The testimony was not relevant to the will contest.†

p. 577.8

"So you swapped sex for money, and now it's testimony for money, right, Ms. Kidd?" he asked.†

p. 578.3

Lanier knew perfectly well that the jury would be bored if not repulsed by this testimony, so he labored diligently to skip along, hitting the high points and leaving much of the code in the dust.†

p. 590.6

He began by saying, "This will be the shortest closing argument in the history of this courtroom, because nothing I can say could ever be as persuasive as the testimony of Ancil Hubbard.†

p. 619.7

You left here after hearing some powerful testimony.†

p. 621.9

Lanier then went through summaries of the testimonies of Drs.†

p. 622.1

testimonies = evidence -- especially statements in a trial

It was not necessary to replay such recent testimony.†

p. 622.3

testimony = something that serves as evidence -- especially a statement at a trial or hearing

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