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testify
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An Innocent Client
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- She said she was willing to testify.†
p. 94.8testify = provide evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- It looks like we can impeach Julie if she testifies.†
p. 113.3 *testifies = provides evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- By the time Junior was ten years old, he was already studying the Bible and 'testifying' for his father.†
p. 122.1testifying = providing evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- When the juvenile court judge heard how much the kids had to drink, heard that they stole the booze and the pills they took from their own parents, and heard the shrink testify about peer pressure and gang mentality, she put them all on probation.†
p. 158.9testify = provide evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- "I guess I could if I have to:' "Would you be willing to testify in court?"†
p. 180.1
- Now my job is to go to trial, testify, and make sure your client gets what she deserves—a needle in her arm:' He started packing up his little box as Deakins loomed over my shoulder.†
p. 189.9
- I think I'd be able to testify that under those circumstances she would not be responsible for her conduct.†
p. 196.3
- "Yes:' "Well, Julie says you did, and since she signed this statement, I'm sure she'll testify at the trial.†
p. 199.9
- You think she killed her to keep her from testifying against Angel?†
p. 240.6testifying = providing evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- You need to come back and sign a statement and testify.†
p. 276.3testify = provide evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- Landers was scheduled to testify in the Angel Christian case in the afternoon, but depending on what forensics found in the barn, he knew his testimony might have to change.†
p. 279.4
- I found out Sarah was going to testify against Angel less than a week before the trial, when the district attorney faxed me an amended witness list and a copy of my sister's statement.†
p. 280.1
- A witness will testify that she saw a woman accompany Mr. Tester to his room around midnight.†
p. 286.1
- But more importantly, we have a witness who will testify that the defendant confessed to this brutal crime.†
p. 286.8
- She will testify that the defendant confessed during a conversation they had at the jail.†
p. 286.9
- She'll testify that the defendant told her that she drugged Mr. Tester and killed him after he passed out on the bed.†
p. 287.1
- Her name is Angel Christian, and she's going to testify in this case.†
p. 288.8
- She reported Reverend Tester's behavior to her employer, Ms. Erlene Barlowe, who will also testify in this case.†
p. 289.9
- As a matter of fact, Miss Christian's employer, Erlene Barlowe, will testify that Miss Christian finished out her shift and Ms. Barlowe drove her home.†
p. 290.4
- His second witness testified that she didn't see a thing.†
p. 296.1testified = provided evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- I've agreed to testify truthfully in exchange for immediate release and probation on my sentence.†
p. 324.5testify = provide evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- The medical examiner testified that Tester died from blood loss as a result of multiple stab wounds, but on cross she also had to admit that his blood-alcohol level was off the charts.†
p. 326.1testified = provided evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- He told me if I signed the statement and testified in court he'd see to it that I got out of jail.†
p. 329.2
- On the grounds that she didn't testify the way you wanted her to?†
p. 330.1testify = provide evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- "Six years:' "And how much of that sentence would you have had to serve if you'd testified the way Mr. Martin expected you to testify?"†
p. 330.8testified = provided evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- "Six years:' "And how much of that sentence would you have had to serve if you'd testified the way Mr. Martin expected you to testify?"†
p. 330.8testify = provide evidence of something -- especially oral evidence in court
- For starters, what's Virgil going to do when the state subpoenas him to testify against you?†
p. 345.9
Definitions:
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(1)
(testify) provide evidence of something -- especially to say something under oath in a court of law
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)