Pinera's cross-examination is expected to continue on Tuesday, followed by cross-examination by Burga's and Marin's lawyers.
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Read Sciorra's cross-examination Late Thursday afternoon, the jury asked that the court read the cross-examination and "everything afterward" regarding Sciorra's testimony.
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But to have a government witness arrested midway through cross-examination is extremely uncommon, and poses a problem for prosecutors when the trial resumes on Monday and Mr. Howe's cross-examination is scheduled to continue.
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Under cross-examination, Deters showed Tensing several snippets from the video.
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The defense team's cross-examination of Gates will continue on Wednesday.
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That would avoid exposing her to cross-examination by the defense.
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They could explode, or abruptly break down under sharp cross-examination.
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During cross-examination, the prosecution asked Quijano to be more specific.
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Mann will return to the stand Monday to resume cross-examination.
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At the same time, he's facing more intense cross-examination from journalists.
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Ghomeshi's lawyer Marie Henein will begin cross-examination of DeCoutere this afternoon.
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Her pushback during cross-examination by Mueller's attorney also won widespread praise.
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During cross-examination, however, the doctor said he could not be positive.
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They are expected to continue their cross-examination of Schaffer on Wednesday.
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Previous policy under the Obama administration discouraged the use of cross-examination.
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During cross-examination, a prosecutor, Edward Ryan, accused Mr. Dourad of lying.
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On cross-examination of Melgen's wife regarding a check then-Florida Gov.
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Rocky and the plaintiff will face cross-examination on Tuesday, Reuters reports.
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What's more, the alleged victim is not required to undergo cross-examination.
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To have a government witness arrested midway through cross-examination is rare.
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His cross-examination comes in the third week of Mr. Percoco's trial.
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Good luck bearing up under an aggressive cross-examination on all this.
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But in cross-examination, their questions have still followed a familiar pattern.
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The cross-examination became testy at times, even as Sciorra remained calm.
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Young will return to the stand on Thursday to continue cross-examination.
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And during the cross-examination, the defense zeroed in on that omission.
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They should be subject to questioning and cross-examination at the ICJ.
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Weinstein&aposs defense attorney sparred with Mann in a hostile cross-examination
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After hours of frustrating cross-examination that one of their number, Rep.
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"You are not limited in your cross examination of her," Ellis said.
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Under cross-examination, a prosecutor accused Slager of changing his story at times.
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Baez is expected to touch on Bradley's personal criminal past during cross-examination.
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Yet, under cross examination, Ms Manamela insisted that she should not be blamed.
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Under cross-examination, Moulton agreed that Harris searched for age of consent statute.
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On cross-examination, McMonagle sharply questioned Johnson's memory of the timeline of events.
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But when subjected to a tough mock cross examination, Simpson wilted under pressure.
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Ms. Peterson's cross-examination seemed to frustrate the informant at times on Tuesday.
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Mr. Gates, under cross-examination, was portrayed as a thief, adulterer and liar.
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Under cross examination in the last days of trial, Boston police Sgt. Det.
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If I follow the logic of Jimmy's cross-examination, it goes like this.
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The second and final day of cross-examination is in its final hours.
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And defense attorneys have subjected each of those witnesses to probing cross-examination.
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That onslaught is expected to kick off later Tuesday during Gates' cross-examination.
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During cross-examination, defense attorney David Bruck approached Sheppard and spoke only eight words.
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The defense is likely to come down hard on Gates in their cross-examination.
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Defense attorney William Purpura, on cross-examination, sought to poke holes in Martinez's testimony.
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Webster acknowledged on cross examination that he didn't actually see the moment of impact.
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This one sided evidence was not subject to cross examination, exculpatory contradiction, or impeachment.
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When I asked Moreno-Ocampo about the cross-examination in Vienna, he responded tersely.
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Gianna Constand had some testy exchanges with Cosby attorney Kathleen Bliss during cross-examination.
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During cross-examination, a defense barrister, Alan Kent, asked Mullen about his political views.
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"Today I will appoint both as interpreters and cross-examination will begin," he said.
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Under cross-examination, Mr. Jacques also said that, initially, issues like this were routine.
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Renowned historians, including Raul Hilberg and Christopher Browning, were subjected to withering cross-examination.
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Anson conceded on cross-examination that he didn't remember the list being color coded.
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If a student requests it, schools must provide an advisor to conduct cross examination.
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That can be fodder for the defense to undermine his credibility during cross-examination.
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She will not be subject to cross examination by lawyers for the alleged robbers.
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All three admitted on cross-examination they did not actually see Gallagher fire the shot.
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I just think he went to school, the Teddy Kennedy school of congressional cross-examination.
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It was also revealed during cross-examination that the two kissed after the alleged assault.
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She went over the details in Assamese with her lawyer in preparation for cross-examination.
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Mathews's cross-examination of DeShonda Reid, whose integrity he also called into question, grew explosive.
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At a Senate hearing that month, Mr. Blankfein endured a withering and bipartisan cross-examination.
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On cross-examination, Cosby's defense attorneys have worked to point out inconsistencies in their stories.
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The judge criticized the cross-examination of Korkmaz by Todd Harrison, one of Atilla's lawyers.
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But the results Mr. Rechnitz described under cross-examination on Tuesday were far less decisive.
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Judge Ye Lwin adjourned the hearing until July 23, when the cross-examination will continue.
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While the defendant was confident of his innocence, the cross-examination promised to be brutal.
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On cross-examination, Mr. Richman admitted that his determinations of "foreign" were hurried and subjective.
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One of the government's star witnesses, Anthony Bonomo, also may face a tougher cross-examination.
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On cross-examination, Damon Cheronis, one of Mr. Weinstein's lawyers, cut straight to that point.
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In a cross-examination, he stands erect, chest cocked, as if to fill the courtroom.
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Downing did not question Gates further about any extramarital affairs when the cross-examination resumed.
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"I know the history of my relationship with him," Mann said during her cross-examination.
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He also endured what Judge Jackson called "humiliating" cross-examination during three separate criminal trials.
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It talks about touching a boob like you talked about in your cross-examination, right?
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Mann was on the witness stand for nearly a full day of grueling cross-examination.
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The provision regarding cross-examination, in particular, has long worried activists and campus officials alike.
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During his cross-examination, Gates denied using funds embezzled from Manafort to support the affair.
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He championed the ability of a criminal defendant to confront his accuser through cross-examination.
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The question came from El Chapo's lawyer, Eduardo Balarezo, while López was under cross-examination.
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On cross examination, Nero was asked if Gray was being uncooperative with officers by going limp.
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On cross-examination, Parlatore aggressively questioned investigator Brian Frank, who led the raid on the home.
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During cross examination by the defense, Vriens said he did not see Gallagher shoot the girl.
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The former SEAL conceded on cross-examination that he did not see Gallagher pull the trigger.
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During Daniela's cross examination, Agnifilo asked her why she didn't just walk out of the room.
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Under cross-examination, Miller said he could not recall certain details and did not trust Gallagher.
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She also broke down sobbing during the cross-examination when asked if she wanted Cosby prosecuted.
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On cross-examination, Manafort's lawyer Tom Zehnle asked if Manafort's financial affairs were complicated to manage.
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It lasted for more than two days, including a cross-examination by Pell's lawyer, Robert Richter.
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During cross-examination the mother added that she couldn't believe Taylor thanked Mueller for being there.
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Having evidence that would stand up in court and under cross-examination was something else entirely.
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If the defendant elects to testify, he will be subject to cross-examination by the government.
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The court decision established that, when confronted by competing narratives, the college must allow cross-examination.
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Justice Wittner said she would limit the cross-examination of Ms. Robles by a defense lawyer.
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Manafort's attorneys have issued only a few objections and largely spared witnesses from tough cross-examination.
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"He obviously resisted arrest, your honor," Mr. London said at one point during the cross-examination.
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Englert admitted under cross-examination that he had never requested measurements of Joel's hands for comparison.
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During cross-examination, Ms. Albert said Mr. Small "didn't appear angry" when he left the car.
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A lawyer for Dr. Melgen, Kirk Ogrosky, in his cross-examination, also noted the glossy promotionals.
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During cross-examination, prosecutor Gleason tried to challenge Van Dyke's assertion that McDonald raised the knife.
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Under cross-examination from Mr. Cosby's lead attorney, Thomas A. Mesereau Jr., the local investigator, Sgt.
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" She put the teenage girl through a brutal cross-examination, because "her story was not great.
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Both Dershowitz and Giuffre will be able to subpoena witnesses; they will also face cross-examination.
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She tenses up under cross-examination, asked to recall details from more than a decade ago.
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Henein intends to show a video and will continue her cross-examination of the first witness.
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In a Perry Mason-style court scene, Woods exposes the real killer under intense cross-examination.
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"The finger may gravitate toward it in certain circumstances," he said under cross-examination by Mr. Brown.
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His approach was helpful to criminal defendants in cases involving sentencing and the cross-examination of witnesses.
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The questions during the cross examination focused on past statements made by Cifuentes to U.S. law enforcement.
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The five women, often defiant in the face of sometimes brutal cross-examination, presented a powerful case.
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On cross-examination, she said she did not see the two reporters in her restaurant on Dec.
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Verronneau, under cross-examination, said Carter could have deleted some cell phone messages she had sent Roy.
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During cross examination, Cosby's lawyers tried poking holes in Constand's story, pointing out inconsistencies in her story.
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An attorney for Durst in cross-examination on Friday suggested Chavin had earlier described the conversation differently.
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"I was raped," she burst out, as defense attorney J. W. Carney pressed her in cross examination.
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Ten minutes into Menendez attorney Abbe Lowell's cross-examination of Ruch, Walls once again stopped the proceedings.
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During the cross examination, Celeste accused Mary Louise of "emotionally battering" her surviving son after the crash.
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Earlier Monday afternoon, the defense dug in on its cross-examination of former Manafort accountant Cindy Laporta.
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The protections include "innocent until proven guilty," the right of cross-examination, legal representation and transparent proceedings.
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It doesn't just transmit information; it creates habits of thought, and encourages the cross-examination of ideas.
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On cross-examination, Mr. Caffrey acknowledged he had not asked Ms. Ortega about hallucinations or hearing voices.
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However, Guzman's decision was widely expected, as testifying would have exposed him to cross-examination by prosecutors.
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On cross-examination, defense attorney Richard Westling sought to show that the loans to Manafort were justified.
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Victims' rights and due process advocates commended the department for including safeguards in the cross-examination requirement.
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Mann was the only witness whom prosecutors did not question after defense lawyers finished their cross examination.
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The most controversial change will require schools to hold live hearings, with cross examination by attorneys permitted.
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Mr. LeDonne acknowledged on cross-examination that prosecutors did not tell the lawyer where Ms. Ortega was.
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The remaining two weeks will be dedicated to the cross-examination of at least 40 other witnesses.
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From there, the trial will proceed with opening statements and cross-examination of accusers and other witnesses.
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On cross-examination, defense attorneys pressed Sciorra on her lack of memory on specific details and dates.
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Kavanaugh's past statements make him vulnerable to what would, in criminal court, constitute a devastating cross-examination.
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And they will still require schools to allow direct cross-examination of students reporting harassment or assault.
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Earlier on Thursday, a lawyer for Atilla, Cathy Fleming, sought through cross-examination to undermine Zarrab's credibility.
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She also underwent a painful cross-examination-style questioning in front of Congress and the entire country.
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Plaintiffs' lawyer Dovel said he regarded that decision as a sign that ViSalus was worried about cross examination.
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On cross-examination, López acknowledged that he was not privy to all the details of the escape plan.
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Under cross-examination, Brewer agreed that if Harris killed Cooper intentionally, the memory lapse theory would not apply.
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Under cross-examination from Sweasy, Noor conceded that Ruszczyk did not appear to have anything in her hands.
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Manafort's lawyers claim that Gates was the actual wrongdoer, and they subjected him to a punishing cross-examination.
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On the other hand, cross-examination questions start with assumptions ("isn't it true that ...") and therefore seek agreement.
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Expect these very lines of attack to be deployed on cross-examination should Epstein eventually go to trial.
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On cross-examination Wednesday, Swift's attorney, Doug Baldridge, questioned the positioning of Mueller's hands at the photo-op.
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Over the course of a lengthy cross-examination, Constand admitted she made several incorrect statements to police initially.
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Hearings are a bit like court cases when the attorneys call a witness to stand for cross-examination.
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Dueling arguments Defense attorney Shapiro hammered at Bond's credibility and oft-contradictory statements during an extensive cross-examination.
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During cross-examination by defense lawyer Marc Zayon, Miller repeated that he was the officer who detained Gray.
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Defense attorney Kirk Ogrosky was in the midst of his cross-examination when court concluded for the day.
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It will present the evidence gathered by prosecutors and will not be subject to cross examination or rebuttal.
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But the cross-examination from Democrats was testier, as they pressed Sessions for details on Trump and Russia.
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But Sarandon is an actor, and her political opinions don't merit the serious cross-examination that Nussbaum demands.
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He was a witness for the inmates and on cross examination said he was a death penalty opponent.
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Shkreli's lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, during cross-examination, noted to Kocher that "you made $150,000" from investing with Shkreli.
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She criticized the lack of written notes taken by one agent in a long cross-examination on Wednesday.
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Under her cross-examination, the expert opinions of various doctors seem to wilt, at least on the page.
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On cross-examination, Dr. Dubin testified he did not believe that Ms. Ortega was feigning symptoms of psychosis.
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Cosby's attorneys, through cross-examination, attempted to discredit Constand, her mother, and any other witnesses who came forward.
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During cross-examination, one of the defense attorneys, William Purpura, who is bald, asked about the hair transplant.
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"If it were subject to cross-examination or analysis, it would be a different version," Mr. Giuliani said.
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While Mr. Gates answered the prosecutors' questions confidently, the defense team put him through a withering cross-examination.
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I couldn't have walked into this courtroom for my testimony and cross examination still carrying all of that.
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This person is hard to understand, or they're not credible, or they won't stand up to cross-examination.
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All that bad blood found its way into court, which Buschel tried to highlight during his cross-examination.
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Efforts would be made to spare the accuser from being faced with direct cross-examination by the accused.
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Loftus acknowledged during the cross-examination that she's read and watched media coverage about Weinstein's sexual assault case.
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On cross-examination, Atkinson said he was unable to determine who died first or the time of death.
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"I guess what the president was doing is doing his own cross-examination on Twitter," Mr. Sensenbrenner observed.
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During cross-examination, Mr. Hernandez was asked if he "joined the Bloods specifically to advance" his music career.
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"[It] sets up a great cross-examination if McCabe's testimony is unfavorable to the Trump administration," she said.
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In cross-examination, Liss-Riordan referenced something Chia said in his testimony about how drivers like being independent contractors.
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Cosby's attorneys, through cross examination, attempted to discredit Constand, her mother, Kacey, and any other witnesses that came forward.
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If he had testified, he would have left himself open to the possibility of cross-examination by the prosecution.
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And in their cross examination, the prosecution went through several of Pietrini's citations line by line, calling for circumspection.
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On Tuesday, he used some of the same flair for the dramatic and demonstrative lawyering in his cross-examination.
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On cross examination she acknowledged that during such a stop officers should diligently pursue the purpose of the stop.
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But under cross-examination, Pao admitted she sat in the front row on another day of the same offsite.
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Andres questioned Gates after Downing's cross-examination and asked Gates if the IRS was part of the 2014 interview.
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Where Robby gets a pass because he's been on repeat with 'I love you,' Jordan gets a cross-examination.
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Allan told Michael Belsky, another defense attorney for Rice, under cross-examination that witness statements contributed to her ruling.
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The line of cross-examination from Pettitt, the prosecutor, at first seemed to bolster the defendant's case for bail.
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Cosby's attorneys argued the sexual contact was consensual and worked to highlight inconsistencies in Constand's testimony on cross-examination.
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Prosecutor: Carter was untruthful During cross-examination, Rayburn tried to paint Carter as an untruthful person who craved attention.
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On Tuesday, Zuma's lawyers argued that the inquiry's line of questioning was inappropriate because it amounted to cross-examination.
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Trump's choice of Twitter to deliver his message did not expose him to cross-examination or questioning from journalists.
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The prosecutor got the psychologist to affirm this on cross-examination, and the jury sentenced Mr. Buck to death.
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Under cross-examination in court, Mr. Bollea admitted that, as Hulk Hogan, he had lied about his sexual endowment.
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Oral hearings must use "formal rulemaking" procedures that mimic judicial procedures, requiring cross-examination and "on the record" decisions.
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Ford's sincerity and presence of mind blunted the cross-examination, but in fairness Mitchell was handicapped by the format.
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Buschel's line of questioning appeared to get under Credico's skin, and the witness responded angrily throughout the cross-examination.
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There is no cross-examination, for instance, and there are no prohibitions on evidence about character or past misconduct.
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Under cross-examination, Calhoun testified that the only interactions he and Fields had with counterprotesters were verbal, not physical.
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During cross-examination, Henein zeroed in on why DeCoutere hadn't fully disclosed the details of her interactions with Ghomeshi.
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"Notwithstanding vigorous cross-examination, all were unshaken in allegations that they were assaulted by Ghomeshi," he reminded the court.
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But under cross-examination, Mr. Duff admitted that there had been a missed call from the coach that day.
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The tantalizing mention of the drug kingpin having allies in the D.E.A. came as Mr. Zambada faced cross-examination.
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Scott Rosenwasser, an assistant state attorney, sought to challenge Buffington's opinion about the effects of MDMA during cross examination.
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One former friend testified, on cross-examination, that Noura asked for a bandage at a party on Saturday night.
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Loftus acknowledged during the cross-examination that she knew Valium played a role with some relevance in this case.
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Dunn said during Nixon's cross-examination that she didn't know Walker was involved in the crash until much later.
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During brief cross-examination, Atkinson said he was unable to determine who died first or the time of death.
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Horkins, who delivered the verdict March 24, said the complainants' reliability and credibility were severely damaged under cross-examination.
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But a defense lawyer, Cathy Fleming, tried to put a different spin on Mr. Zarrab's testimony during cross-examination.
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It's really this way to prevent a defense lawyer from discovering those inconsistencies and do a meaningful cross-examination.
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Here are the big takeaways from Barr's testimony: Kicking off Barr's cross-examination was committee Chairman Lindsey Graham, R-S.
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On top of unasked questions, there are also dark spots in each candidate's record that merit a moderator's cross-examination.
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Cosby's lawyers argued Constand should have been required to testify at a preliminary hearing in May and face cross-examination.
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It came when a former Colombian drug kingpin known as Chupeta (or, Lollipop) was under cross-examination from the defense.
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She's defending Weinstein against five felony counts of rape and sexual assault and has grilled his accusers during cross-examination.
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Cosby said before the trial that he did not plan to testify because of what could happen on cross-examination.
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Under cross-examination from lawmakers, Cohen testified that federal prosecutors in Manhattan are investigating yet-undisclosed wrongdoing related to Trump.
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Rosenbaum reported that during cross examination, Mueller's attorney asked Swift whether she could have confused the DJ for someone else.
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Cosby's defense team briefly cross-examined Thomas before court adjourned, withholding contentious questions, but will resume cross-examination on Wednesday.
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The cross-examination of Ford by committee counsel Rachel Mitchell, an Arizona sex crimes prosecutor, was polite, professional and ineffectual.
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On Friday, Chavin was scheduled to answer more questions from prosecutors and could also face cross-examination by Durst's attorneys.
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Zhang was allowed to speak to the court and his defense team allowed to participate in cross-examination, it said.
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Mesereau, in his cross-examination of Constand, asked her about inconsistencies in her statements to police about the alleged assault.
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During cross-examination ... defense attorneys questioned Andrews about her fame, and suggested the scandal had been beneficial to her career.
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On cross-examination, he said he did not identify himself as a police officer nor did he display his badge.
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Mr. Singh's relationship with Mr. de Blasio is expected to be discussed in more detail during cross-examination next week.
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One day, after an especially dispiriting round of cross-examination by Kathleen Bliss, I went to lunch with Gloria Allred.
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The incident ended what had been a tough cross-examination for Mann, who testified for more than four hours Monday.
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Mann's testimony and the cross-examination highlight the thorny questions around consent and unequal power dynamics in the criminal trial.
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Mann's testimony and the cross-examination highlight the thorny questions around consent and unequal power dynamics in the criminal trial.
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There were translation issues throughout the day and a pitched confrontation between Sun's mother and opposing lawyers during cross-examination.
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If a defamation case went forward, cross-examination under oath and full discovery would undoubtedly yield even more damning evidence.
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Having Mr. Weinstein, the once powerful Hollywood producer, testify would have exposed him to a grueling cross-examination by prosecutors.
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For the next four years, Ms. Mann continued to have sexual encounters with Mr. Weinstein, she said on cross-examination.
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Many prosecutors would not have taken the chance, fearing that the women's credibility would have been shredded on cross-examination.
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During cross-examination, the medical examiner said he was unable to determine who died first or the time of death.
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In his cross-examination, defense attorney Arthur Aidala questioned Dunning on why she laughed at Weinstein's suggestion of a threesome.
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In a normal trial or even a Senate trial, Bolton's veracity would be tested in the crucible of cross-examination.
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Roughly speaking, this was the impeachment version of a cross-examination, minus the drama and edge of a regular trial.
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She and others say their schools may have to scrap formal sexual assault hearings entirely if cross-examination is required.
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During cross-examination, Jody Gleason, one of the prosecutors, tried to challenge Van Dyke's assertion that McDonald raised the knife.
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Under cross-examination by Hogan's attorney, Shane Vogt, Daulerio acknowledged limits to the video's newsworthiness, including its depictions of Hogan's anatomy.
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Android creator Andy Rubin, who left Google in 2014, took the stand for about four hours of cross-examination on Thursday.
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Republicans were left to argue that Taylor's narrative hadn't held up as well during cross examination, without pointing to any specifics.
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Kalanick, who began his testimony Tuesday, cut a more animated figure on the stand, particularly upon cross-examination from Uber's lawyers.
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Under cross examination, Schmidt acknowledged that he had been on Apple's board and felt "strategic pressure" from the iPhone in 2007.
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During cross-examination, defense attorneys produced a chat log in which Hall sent Harris a link to a "child free" subreddit.
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On Monday, the judge ruled that the defense would be able to highlight Smith's criminal history during cross examination on Tuesday.
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A rape survivor has to endure the prying of police investigators, media scrutiny, and sometimes vicious cross-examination by the defense.
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Cosby: Once again I go back to lawyers and this morning when you have to deal with examination, cross examination, etc.
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After Vasquez's cross-examination, the ADA and Dixon's defense discussed other issues with the Judge before court adjourned for the day.
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Andrea Constand, the woman at the center of the Bill Cosby retrial, faced another round of grueling cross-examination on Monday.
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Jennifer Rubin: The worst moments for Trump and the GOP he corrupted Ken White: Republicans committed a classic cross-examination blunder.
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Under Berke's cross-examination, Davis admitted that he was aware of no document in which the "Dallas Cowboys" code was used.
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They kept on the good side of the judge and wisely rested their case without exposing their client to cross-examination.
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"Your honor judge, the First Amendment guarantees the right to freedom of speech in the courtroom, fair-cross examination," he said.
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The problem was how to fuse it into a whole that would persuade the judges and stand up to cross-examination.
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Ms. Gibbons-Feden would tense up and slide to the edge of her chair during cross-examination of an expert witness.
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On cross-examination, Ms. Mann acknowledged that after the alleged attack, she still went to breakfast with him and her friends.
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Ziv was in court Friday and could be seen conversing with prosecutors during a break before Illuzzi's cross examination of Loftus.
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She spent two days on the stand this week, presenting her account and undergoing a withering cross-examination by the defense.
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Suppose the House decided to prove its factual case through live witnesses, and the Senate rules did not permit cross examination.
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"He always said that the key to cross-examination is to test the logic of the witness's story," Mr. Giuffra said.
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When called as a defense witness in the perjury trial of Mr. Remington in 1951, however, he faced withering cross-examination.
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Zarrab testified on Tuesday under cross-examination by Atilla's attorney, Cathy Fleming, that he and Atilla did not like each other.
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She recalls women and children crying on the stand during cross-examination, accused of lying, their stories never reaching the public.
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Ms. Bolger said her cross-examination would "strike at the core of the materials protected by the New York State shield law."
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On cross-examination Wednesday, Baez pointed out several times that Bradley's testimony had changed from his original police statement in October 2013.
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And perhaps more importantly, during a confrontational cross-examination, prosecutors and a lead police detective questioned each other's integrity in open court.
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On cross-examination, defense lawyer Donna Rotunno questioned if Sciorra was on Valium or drunk the night she alleges Weinstein raped her.
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How about that great, you know, cross-examination I did, or how about that third day of trial where I did that?
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While being granted immunity would allow the accuser to testify, his testimony could be seriously undercut by cross-examination by Spacey's lawyer.
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During cross-examination at his trial, Hubbard's attorney leaned into this, building an argument that if there's no harm, there's no foul.
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To accomplish this, the Democratic members must understand the difference between questions asked in direct examination and questions asked in cross-examination.
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In cross-examination Tuesday, Mueller said that he had recorded a conversation he had with his KYGO bosses discussing the alleged touching.
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The 34-year-old mother testified for the first time in the case this week and then withstood cross-examination on Friday.
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On cross-examination, Schmitt acknowledged Wednesday there was no other document besides the news release saying that no charges would be filed.
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Cross-examination of Gates will continue Wednesday, and we won't know for quite some time who was more persuasive to the jury.
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Asked on cross-examination by Lee's attorney, Peter Horstmann, if Madison "appeared to be taking advantage of Ms. Lee," Brown said yes.
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" Under cross-examination by the city's lawyers, Jessop shoots back, "I'm fully aware that your clients have all taken the Fifth Amendment.
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Unlike a typical trial, grand jury proceedings are not public and there is no cross-examination or presentation of the defense case.
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Rogow's cross examination appeared to wander at times with the lawyer appearing to be confused about how the evidence had been labeled.
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It was only on cross-examination that Lichtman was able to ask Cifuentes about the alleged $100 million bribe to Peña Nieto.
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During cross-examination, William Purpura, one of the defense attorneys representing Guzman, tried to poke holes in Flores' credibility and his recordings.
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A former chairman of Retrophin's board conceded under cross-examination during Shkreli's trial that settlements with MSMB investors had been publicly disclosed.
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The judge added that the law gives her the powers to protect the child from cross-examination and threats from the accused.
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Any fair criminal process will subject the victim to unavoidable scrutiny — the kind of invasive cross-examination experienced by Mr. Weinstein's accusers.
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During cross-examination, Mr. Ortner pointed out that Mr. Gilbert was able control his hatred for his father when he needed money.
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On cross-examination, she denied the facts in a previous sworn affidavit about the older man, suggesting a lawyer had written it.
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But during the cross-examination by Mr. Lewin, the detective also said that he caught Mr. Durst in several lies early on.
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When the court reconvened, Bruck, during his cross-examination of Sanders, asked if Roof had said anything as he left the church.
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Defense says woman manipulated Weinstein During cross-examination, Rotunno asked Mann whether she was using Weinstein and not the other way around.
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One investor, Schuyler Marshall, admitted on cross-examination that he could not pinpoint how much he had made selling his Retrophin stock.
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" She added: "What happens with #BelieveAllWomen is that we're just supposed to believe you without any pushback, or questioning, or cross-examination.
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Hundreds of years of experience has demonstrated that the truthfulness of witnesses can best be tested in the crucible of cross-examination.
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After his testimony and cross-examination in the trial, Mr. Greenberg and the lawyers arguing for the state began mediation in December.
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On cross examination, prosecutors asked why she did not take cover and call for backup as she had been trained to do.
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"I would say very little at all if I had to censor what I said publicly," Musk said during cross-examination Tuesday.
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Under cross-examination, Gore was asked if he used the construction saw instead of a proper medical instrument because it was cheaper.
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Under cross-examination by one of Guzman's lawyers, Eduardo Balarezo, Rodriguez admitted family difficulties also contributed to his stress and nervous breakdown.
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"The loss of his pension as a motivating factor for any unfavorable testimony now becomes fertile ground for a withering cross-examination."
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Two men who attended the trial told VICE News they drove three hours, round trip, just to see Henein's famed cross-examination.
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Asked by defense lawyer Than Zaw Aung during cross-examination whether any government papers were discovered in the search, he said no.
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Under cross-examination by the defense, he said he had burned his original notes, but had not been instructed to do so.
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During the cross-examination, Robert E. Brown, another lawyer for Officer Liang, seemed to suggest that Officer Landau was testifying to protect himself.
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" Later, on cross-examination by prosecutors, Mr. Castor said: "What I think and what is provable in a courtroom are two different things.
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The reason so many defendants don't testify is because it's very easy to get tripped up in cross-examination and not be convincing.
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Just like his first trial, his defense team will likely keep him away from the witness stand and the dangers of cross-examination.
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Under cross-examination, Porter was asked by defense attorney Andy Graham to demonstrate how he assisted Gray onto the bench inside the van.
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During cross-examination, Manafort's attorney Richard Westling asked Magionos if Manafort's signatures looked different on documents used to open the overseas bank accounts.
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During cross-examination, a prosecutor said that Salinas had previously told investigators she didn't remember what had happened, the New York Times reported.
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During cross examination, Simmons conceded he was unaware of the extent of his friend's "risky" sexual behavior, as prosecutor Chuck Boring described it.
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In cross-examination, Kilgore pointed out that Doerr was on probation and could have been arrested for solicitation in a September 2015 sting.
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Under cross-examination, she acknowledged that Harris appeared to be in love with his wife and wanted to keep her in his life.
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After intense cross-examination, Hetzeldorfer revealed that the woman was not a sibling, but that they had had a long-standing sexual relationship.
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Prosecutor: Carter was untruthful During cross-examination, Assistant District Attorney Katie Rayburn tried to paint Carter as an untruthful person who craved attention.
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Instead, judges are able travel to them in order to interview them, and the alleged victim is not required to undergo cross-examination.
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Under cross-examination, the officer agreed that there was no direct evidence of the man ever being involved in any conversations about drugs.
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The "believe the women" approach trivialized the role of evidence in justice; banning cross-examination made it extremely difficult to ascertain the truth.
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Under cross-examination, Mr. Matobato acknowledged that in specific cases, the orders to carry out killings did not come directly from Mr. Duterte.
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The plaintiff's vague recollections and testimony at times contradicted what she told lawyers during her deposition, leaving her vulnerable to combative cross-examination.
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The prosecutor, Nadav Weisman, said he would press Sergeant Azaria on the issue during cross-examination, which was scheduled to begin by Monday.
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On Thursday, his lawyers will argue Constand should have been required to testify at a preliminary hearing in May and face cross-examination.
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In cross-examination, the legal team for Hulk Hogan, whose legal name is Terry G. Bollea, attacked Mr. Daulerio for his seeming insensitivity.
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Zambada gave his testimony about the bribes on the fifth day of trial under cross-examination by one of Guzman's lawyers, William Purpura.
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On cross-examination, Mr. Fitzpatrick grew agitated at Mr. Fairlie about previous sworn testimony in which he had not mentioned that recruiting trip.
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The defense, in cross-examination, tried to imply that Baker-Kinner took the drugs willingly by bringing up past drug and alcohol abuse.
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All of this sounded so incredible that on cross-examination, one of Mr. Guzmán's lawyers, A. Eduardo Balarezo, wondered if it really happened.
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In a similar way, defense lawyers are expected to keep their questions on cross-examination focused on those that impeach a witness's credibility.
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They also give schools the flexibility to choose a higher evidentiary standard, establish an appeals process, and offer the option of cross-examination.
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His videotaped deposition of Bill Gates, one of the company's founders, is remembered as a classic example of the art of cross-examination.
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Monday, during cross-examination, Mann acknowledged that she met Weinstein voluntarily twice in New York in the hours and days after that incident.
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"The truth is you had a consensual relationship with Mr. Weinstein," a defense lawyer, Damon Cheronis, said, pressing Ms. Haley on cross-examination.
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But under cross-examination, the lead prosecutor, Joan Illuzzi, noted that Ms. Salinas had told investigators that she did not remember what happened.
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During withering cross-examination, Weinstein's lawyers homed in on the fact that neither of them had gone to the police about the encounters.
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Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Joan Illuzzi questioned Feldsher's credibility, pressing him on his allegiance to the disgraced Hollywood producer during the cross examination.
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During cross-examination from Rogers, Rivera testified he had never been to Guyger's apartment, and had no intention of going there that night.
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Ms. Van Leer-Greenberg brought out on cross-examination that the prosecutors did not videotape Ms. Ortega waiving her rights on Oct. 31.
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During his cross-examination, Manafort's lawyer asked Gates several times whether Mueller's investigators had questioned him about his work on the Trump campaign.
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Walter Kutschke, an engineer for Aecom, an engineering firm contracted by the authority, confirmed the 27 billion-gallon figure, however, under cross-examination.
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And just like Joanna, Nicole faces a vicious cross-examination from Charlie's attorney (Ray Liotta), who paints her as a negligent, alcoholic caretaker.
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Stone's defense seemed to use the cross-examination of Bannon to play down their client's role, portraying it as a kind of lark.
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The defense rested its case without presenting any witnesses, although Manafort attorney Kevin Downing raised credibility issues in his cross-examination of Gates.
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During cross-examination of Gartenstein-Ross, Young's attorneys pointed out that there is no peer-reviewed literature supporting his Nazi-Islam convergence thesis.
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We knew that there is no way they would expose their evidence to a public airing and subject their witnesses to cross-examination.
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Under cross examination on Monday, defense attorney Kevin Downing attempted to show that Gates was the point person in dealing with the accountants.
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Cross-examination and jury instructions, she said, are meant to act as "safeguards"—the reliability of evidence is for the jurors to decide.
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Agnifilo said a witness identified as Nicole had a "casual intimate relationship" with Raniere, a point Nicole pushed back on under cross-examination.
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PEOPLE-HARVEY-WEINSTEIN/ Weinstein accuser who broke down on stand faces third day of cross-examination NEW YORK (Reuters) - A woman who says Harvey Weinstein raped her is expected to face her third day of cross-examination by the former Hollywood producer's lawyer on Tuesday, after the previous day was cut short when she broke down in sobs on the witness stand.
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"It took me a while to get all my thoughts back together after being shot in the head, sir," Rodriguez said during cross-examination.
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The DOJ's arguments in court relied heavily on hypothetical estimates for the rise in cable bill costs that didn't stand up under cross-examination.
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During cross examination, Sheridan said he could not determine -- based on the information he was given -- what the ISIS prisoner's cause of death was.
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The small details of Yoli's stories shift as we practice, as they have over the past three days, making me anxious about cross-examination.
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During cross-examination, Menendez's attorney proceeded to point out that emails show his client began planning for the Paris trip on March 8, 2010.
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Under cross-examination from prosecutors, Grimmet said Dear had an intact memory, appeared coherent and goal-oriented and familiar with facts of the case.
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The cross-examination also addressed Frankel's late ex, Shields — he was found dead of a suspected overdose in his Trump Tower apartment on Aug.
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In the course of her cross-examination, which began Friday, Rotunno repeatedly suggested that Mann willingly had sex with Weinstein to advance her career.
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Even were this a criminal rather than a political mechanism, bringing an indictment does not require open proceedings and the cross-examination of witnesses.
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Excerpts were read in court during the cross-examination of a prosecution witness, Detective Nathan Garcia, whose duties include updating Police Academy training procedures.
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The basic distinction between direct examination questions and cross-examination questions is that direct examination questions consist of who, what, where, when and why.
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But when under cross examination by Swift's attorney, Douglas Baldridge, about why the megastar would make up the allegation, Mueller was at a loss.
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The proposed regulations would allow cross-examination of accusers making allegations of assault and narrow the definition of what constitutes harassment and assault. 7.
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Sexual assault is a felony, but campus hearings do not afford accused students proper due process rights such as attorney representation and cross-examination.
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The attorney said Apple would make two employees - Chief Privacy Engineer Erik Neuenschwander and Global Law Enforcement Manager Lisa Olle - available for cross-examination.
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" But during cross-examination, Assistant U.S. Attorney Lee Cortes pointed out that days before, Sokolich left him a voicemail asking "who's mad at me?
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The defendant is guilty until proven innocent; he is denied legal representation and the right of cross-examination; standard rules of evidence are abandoned.
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" But during cross-examination, Assistant U.S. Attorney Lee Cortes pointed out that days before, Sokolich left him a voicemail asking "who's mad at me?
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"Under cross-examination, a number of issues became apparent which impacted upon the reliability of the evidence that the witness was providing," it said.
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Immunized witnesses typically face cross-examination from defense counsel, focusing on how the immunity gives them an incentive to say anything the government wants.
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Damaso Lopez Nunez, a former top lieutenant to Guzman, made the accusation in Brooklyn federal court under cross examination by one of Guzman's lawyers.
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But the introduction of the text messages under cross-examination by prosecutors from the Civilian Complaint Review Board seemed to damage the defense's case.
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"The defense believes it has made its point through cross-examination," said Nancy Gertner, a Harvard Law School professor and a former federal judge.
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On cross-examination, a defense lawyer, Sabrina Shroff, found an opportunity to try to make the co-worker into a character witness of sorts.
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On cross-examination by Dale Ho, the lawyer for the A.C.L.U., one of those officials conceded that the number who actually registered was 13.
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In Mr. Percoco's more than seven-week trial, Mr. Cuomo's name was mentioned 136 times in testimony, cross-examination and legal arguments, transcripts showed.
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Under cross-examination, Mr. Harkin said he did not think the meeting, which Mr. Menendez had requested he have with Dr. Melgen, was unusual.
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Likewise, Leslie Abramson's cross-examination of Craig Cignarelli, who concocts a phony account of a confession from Erik, was all tell and no show.
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Defense highlights Sciorra's memory issues On cross-examination, defense attorney Donna Rotunno pressed Sciorra on her lack of memory on specific details and dates.
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In cross-examination by the defense on Wednesday, Downing asked if Gates knew Manafort had a net worth of $20 million around that time.
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The Montgomery County district attorney at the time declined to prosecute the case, a fact Mr. Mesereau drew attention to in his cross-examination.
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During cross-examination, a lawyer for Ms. Palin, Ken Turkel, brought up that Mr. Bennet's brother, Michael Bennet, was a Democratic senator in Colorado.
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The crux of the defense's case pivoted on tough cross-examination of the six women who have accused him of rape and sexual assault.
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After all, The New York Times never published a cross-examination of Bolton to go along with the claims allegedly asserted in his manuscript.
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Former prosecutors say that cross-examination will be long, painful for the women, and require deftness from Ms. Rotunno, whose natural forcefulness could backfire.
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The new rules made several key changes: They required schools to allow direct cross-examination of both parties at Title IX sexual harassment hearings.
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There was none of the confrontational cross-examination seen in the famous congressional grilling of tobacco executives at a hearing a quarter century ago.
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Under cross-examination from PwC's lawyer, Corzine rejected suggestions that the collapse stemmed not from PwC's negligence, but from MF Global's own business decisions.
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Under cross examination by the defense, McElligott acknowledged that he considered the threat level raised when McDonald cut the tire of his police vehicle.
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First, it would require agencies to use courtroom procedures for evaluating important rules, complete with cross-examination of witnesses in front of a judge.
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Under cross-examination, for example, he was asked by Mr. Washington's lawyer if the disputed confession was an important element in prosecuting the case.
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Once the jury had been dismissed for the day, Ellis gave defense lawyers a green light for detailed cross examination of Laporta on Monday.
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Both are scheduled to testify Thursday morning before the panel of senators, as well as a female private attorney asked to handle cross-examination.
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On cross-examination, Tolbert was confronted by defense attorneys about texts he sent in a group chat with other SEALs shortly before the trial started.
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But today&aposs best moment really happened on the cross examination by Senator Lindsey Graham, when he said, I&aposm not buying this, Inspector General.
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Under cross-examination, Loftus said that people are likely to remember the core of a traumatic memory correctly, even when details surrounding it become distorted.
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Under cross-examination, Henein grilled DeCoutere about whether or not she'd been absolutely forthcoming to police and court about all of her correspondences with Ghomeshi.
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On cross-examination, defense attorney Matt Fraling asked whether an officer has a duty to act if he or she doesn't observe any medical distress.
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Under cross-examination, Loftus said that people are likely to remember the core of a traumatic memory correctly, even when details surrounding it become distorted.
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In cross-examination, Liss-Riordan brought up a lawsuit in which more than 7,000 GrubHub drivers are saying they were improperly classified as 1099 contractors.
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Today he took a tough cross examination, at least the start of it, asking him about his secret life, about him stealing money from Manafort.
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Maria McCarthy, the prosecutor in the Whitley case, told Insider that Rotunno conducted a fair and professional cross-examination of the 17-year-old victim.
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It was made of a stiff material, she said during cross-examination, and she thinks the photo shows it lifted up by Mueller's right arm.
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In cross-examination, Agrusa suggested that Cosby did so because he thought Andrea Constand would explain to her mother that they had a romantic relationship.
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But Constand's allegation is the one for which Cosby is on trial, and the defense went after her hard in two days of cross-examination.
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In his written testimony ahead of a congressional cross-examination last year, Comey said Trump had called the Russia probe a "cloud" over his administration.
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Bill Cosby's lawyers continued their cross-examination Wednesday of accuser Andrea Constand, claiming Constand gave conflicting dates about when Cosby's alleged assault of her occurred.
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During cross-examination, Tin Win Maung said he had copied the statements because "he wanted to know more about the case" as an investigating officer.
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During a heated cross-examination, Stone's lawyer questioned the credibility of radio host and political activist Randy Credico, with the judge at numerous times intervening.
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Imagining an aggressive cross-examination in court, I emphasized in my report that I knew neither the history nor why I was reading the marrows.
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His cross-examination has attempted to highlight her attempts to make money, including the civil lawsuit, as well as inconsistencies in her story to police.
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First, any legal challenge of those agreements would open up Trump and the team to cross-examination under oath and discovery, which might be uncomfortable.
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In his cross-examination, Thomas A. Mesereau Jr., a lawyer for Mr. Cosby, pressed Ms. Baker-Kinney about why she had come forward only recently.
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During cross-examination, though, defense lawyer Than Zaw Aung said phone records showed that Naing Lin had called the journalist three times on that day.
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In a trial in Bridgeport, Mr. Spell was acquitted after his accuser was subjected to a withering cross-examination that exposed contradictions in her account.
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On cross-examination, Sergeant Barry, a nine-year veteran, said that he was in the apartment for about five minutes before he shot Ms. Danner.
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On cross-examination on Monday, Mr. Cheronis suggested that Ms. Haley was participating in the criminal case because she had intended to sue Mr. Weinstein.
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On cross examination, Cheronis, the defense attorney, pressed Ziv about testimony she gave years ago that she didn't believe a female accuser was actually raped.
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But, under cross-examination by Kathleen Bliss, an attorney for Mr. Cosby, Detective Reape said he had concluded that the varying times were not important.
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"I had this dynamic with Harvey where I felt like I always had to obey and jump," Ms. Mann said on Monday during cross-examination.
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As the third day of deliberations came to a close Thursday, the jury requested to rehear the cross-examination "and everything afterwards" in Sciorra's testimony.
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In cross-examination, Mesereau worked to show inconsistencies in her story and got Constand to admit she was "mistaken" about the date of the attack.
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"There are clearly inconsistencies in the testimony that belie rationality, and these will have to be explored during the defense&aposs cross-examination," he said.
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Wood attempted to ask him a series of questions about how difficult cross-examination had been, and received several objections, all of which were sustained.
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He replied that the memos provided were sufficient and ministers did not usually provide statements or open themselves up to cross-examination in such cases.
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He replied that the memos provided were sufficient and ministers did not usually provide statements or open themselves up to cross-examination in such cases.
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Under cross examination from the defense, Ivankovich acknowledged that he was a responding to a "hot call," which is a call for officers needing assistance.
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On cross-examination, Eshbach said many people with knowledge of the grand jury's work, including other witnesses, were not sworn to secrecy as prosecutors are.
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And Bannon conceded during cross-examination that he did a pre-interview with prosecutors before his testimony Friday — something he was not forced to do.
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Going forward, another party would review the investigator's findings and draw a conclusion, and colleges would need to have a live hearing to allow cross-examination.
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"All I know is, George Whitmore attacked me that night," Ms. Borerro said during Mr. Beldock's relentless cross-examination, which exposed numerous contradictions in her story.
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News reports would have focused not on Trump speaking before thousands of adoring supporters at his rallies, but instead on Trump sweating under humiliating cross-examination.
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That&aposs not shenanigans, that&aposs doing real good cross examination, direct examination to get a feel for what this next justice is going to be.
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Asked under cross-examination about a police radio transmission declaring that the object Rios was holding was a toy, Aledda insisted that he never heard it.
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Mueller's hallmark at every stage of his career has been his intense focus on detail, grilling his staff like they were hostile witnesses under cross-examination.
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She's also working with a lawyer to put together a guide that explains what it's actually like to go through the cross-examination process in court.
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However, under cross-examination, Rohrig said taking three Benadryl pills would not cause paralysis, which is the condition Constand described feeling before she was allegedly assaulted.
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On cross-examination, Manafort's attorney Kevin Downing asked about the different ways companies can record income and whether they could spread out income over several years.
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During cross-examination on Wednesday, Downing asked Gates if he disclosed to the FBI during a 2014 interview the existence of offshore accounts associated with Manafort.
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" During Hoppy's cross-examination by Frankel's attorney, the father of one said, "I think we are both good parents" and "I just want to move on.
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The idea of an in-person cross-examination by a lawyer "is completely terrifying" for reporters and respondents alike, Draper, the dean of students, told me.
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Discrediting an accuser without coming across as a rape sympathizer during cross-examination isn't easy, Lara Yeretsian, a criminal-defense lawyer in Los Angeles, told Insider.
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In a tense cross-examination, the defense pointed out that several of Constand's initial statements to police, including the date of the alleged assault, were false.
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Chris Brown's attorney, David Gammill, grilled Karrueche on cross-examination, and pressed her on allegedly taunting Chris about the rings by saying she had sold them.
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For example, he paused during cross-examination questions to Andrea Constand on Tuesday to discuss with a court aide the dinner plans for jurors, he explained.
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They need to see my client stand up to hostile cross-examination, and they need to hear my client say he or she didn't do it.
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Rubio appeared exactly like so many novice debaters I've judged who don't know how to handle a cross examination, so they simply repeat whatever they've memorized.
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In South Carolina, Roof's death penalty trial was so agonizing, during cross-examination, defense attorney David Bruck spoke only eight words when he approached one victim.
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Under Pennsylvania's rape shield law, sexual relationships with someone other than the accused are typically not considered a proper subject for cross-examination, Mr. McAndrews said.
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On cross examination, Read acknowledged that it would now be "very difficult" for Herzer to take part in Redstone's health decisions, given his feelings about her.
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Earlier on Friday, the woman underwent a second day of tough cross-examination by a lawyer for Rose who suggested she was merely seeking a payday.
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They omit telling the public that an indictment is meaningless — a one-sided presentation to a grand jury with no cross-examination, no counter-point evidence.
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Mr. Morales, who is acting as his own lawyer, denied under cross-examination that he had directed anti-gay slurs at Mr. Carson and Mr. Robinson.
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Playing the game is a simple maneuver of pointing and clicking your way around a few different screens of evidence, witness cross-examination, and interpreting photographs.
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During Purpura's cross-examination, Zambada said he paid "a few million" dollars to a Mexico City government official while Lopez Obrador was head of government there.
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Every defendant remains free to challenge the validity of evidence obtained by these forensic tools used against him in court through cross-examination and expert testimony.
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"I would agree with that," replied Mr. Sheridan, who stood for the entirety of his cross-examination, angling his body and eyes away from Mr. Richter.
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In cross-examination of Mr. Stephenson, the Justice Department's lead litigator, Craig Conrath, picked apart the portrayal of AT&T as under siege by Silicon Valley.
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"You have wasted a tremendous amount of time," she told one of the lawyers, Daniel M. Gitner, on Wednesday after his eighth hour of cross-examination.
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Under cross-examination, Jennifer Danner said that she had been quarreling with her sister for months and had not been inside her apartment for a year.
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Mr. Howe, during a grueling cross-examination on Thursday, acknowledged that he tried to defraud a credit card company after his cooperation agreement had been finalized.
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But his credibility came under assault during cross-examination by defense lawyers, who questioned him about his "secret life" with a paramour in a London flat.
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During cross-examination Mr. Hare acknowledged that he had posed for a photograph holding an AR-15 rifle and an image of a defaced Antifa flag.
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Those who testify have to speak publicly about something they might rather forget, then submit to cross-examination designed to undermine their account at every turn.
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Just as at the first trial, the defense did not call any witnesses, relying instead on the strength of its cross-examination of the prosecution's witnesses.
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Under cross-examination from Mr. Ryan, Dr. Milman told the court that he was being paid $675 an hour as an expert witness in the case.
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Cross-examination of Mr. Weinstein accusers sought to tap into what were likely deep-seated suspicions held by some jurors of women who report sexual assault.
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Mr. Mueller repeatedly denied groping Taylor Swift during his testimony, but acknowledged under cross-examination that he had done a lot to spread the star's allegations.
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Mann's cross-examination spanned three days of court and had to be stopped at one point when she had a panic attack on the witness stand.
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"You had a choice, and you made a choice": That's how Ms. Rotunno put it in the September interview, as if previewing her cross-examination tactics.
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That abbreviated trial could include only what Mr. McConnell announced Tuesday: opening statements and cross-examination, giving a voice to both sides without incorporating new revelations.
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On cross-examination, Mr. Weinstein's lawyer, Donna Rotunno, suggested that Ms. Mann had not been raped but had consented to the sex to advance her career.
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Weinstein's lawyers will likely try to show inconsistencies in his accusers' past statements through cross-examination, which experts said could be persuasive evidence for the defense.
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Mr. Baker and Mr. Thompson tried to use that information to suggest during cross-examination that Mr. Dean was the sole author of the cover-up.
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In normal criminal cases, defense attorneys routinely announce publicly that the cooperating witness is a liar and a scoundrel and will be destroyed on cross-examination.
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His handling of cross-examination will also be important: If he snaps back at Republicans, who are sure to goad him, he could undermine his testimony.
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Downing told judge T.S. Ellis he wanted to ask Ayliff, in cross-examination, whether the accountant had received documents with the names of those foreign companies.
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In cross-examination by Graham, Bartness said that officers were not trained in medical diagnoses and that department manuals said that officers could use their own discretion.
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" During Kuperman's cross-examination, DeGuerin, asked, "It has only been recently that you felt like prosecutors or police tried to make you believe it was not Kathie?
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However, under fierce cross examination by city attorneys, Theodore admitted that he had a drinking problem and was fuzzy when it came to remembering dates and times.
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Under cross-examination by the judge, Herba said that Chloe apparently was convinced, both before going to Milan and to Paris, that the modeling jobs were real.
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"When you have to deal with examination, cross-examination, et cetera, et cetera, more than two sides to every story – sometimes it's four or five," he said.
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Those texts were the subject of last week's cross examination ... Spacey's lawyer had information the alleged victim selectively deleted texts and, when pressed, he invoked the 5th.
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My colleague and I go over the case and discuss what areas her testimony will cover and what types of questions she can expect on cross examination.
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Asked during cross-examination what police were looking for, he said the 10 or so police officers who entered the house were "searching in relation to news".
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During cross-examination, defense lawyer Than Zaw Aung said phone records show Naing Lin calling Wa Lone three times in the afternoon and the evening of Dec.
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Under cross-examination by El Chapo's defense, Chupeta admitted to ordering the execution of his cartel business associate Vladimir Biegelman, who was assassinated in Brooklyn in 1993.
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Under cross-examination Henein questioned the witness about the car, and seemed to suggest Ghomeshi might not have purchased that particular make and model until months later.
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Jenelle Evans was adamant she NEVER told cops David Eason shot their dog ... but after a little cross examination she conceded that's exactly what she believes happened.
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Following Shapiro, who will likely face cross examination Wednesday afternoon, AT&T's lawyers are expected to bring their own economist, Dennis Carlton of the University of Chicago.
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The sticky issue of cross-examination The right of an accused to cross-examine his accuser and witnesses during a hearing is a flash point of debate.
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The 2011 dear colleague letter on sexual violence instructed colleges to believe an accuser, and urged them to refuse the right of cross-examination to an accused.
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In what's known as a cross-examination, defense attorneys get to hurl questions at witnesses that could make the jury doubt the certainty of the prosecutors' case.
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Ms. Hill, in her cross-examination of Mr. Lightfoot, pointed out that he singled out a woman in her early 40s who was much smaller than him.
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Howe testified as a star witness for prosecutors in the earlier case, but was jailed after admitting under cross-examination that he had violated his cooperation agreement.
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Joey was not and had an excellent attorney in Eddie Jacobs, who brilliantly took apart the witnesses who testified against him with pinpoint precision on cross[-examination].
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On cross-examination, a government witness helped sketch out a defense of two aides to Mr. Christie charged with approving the closings and directing the cover-up.
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He boasted in vivid detail about asking for favors from City Hall, including calling the mayor's personal cellphone, although he would struggle with consistency under cross-examination.
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Under cross-examination by Ms. Ortega's lawyer, Ms. Krim said on Friday that Ms. Ortega had been acting strangely in the months before the killing on Oct.
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It would introduce a statutory definition of domestic abuse, establish a domestic abuse commissioner and ban the cross-examination of victims by their abusers in family courts.
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As a result, Mueller's team might not want to let Manafort's lawyers take a swing at his credibility in cross examination, especially if they don't have to.
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On cross-examination, Mr. Ho, the A.C.L.U. lawyer, asked Mr. Richman how many of the six people in his surveys were actually on the Kansas voter rolls.
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On cross-examination, the lead prosecutor, Wanda Perez-Maldonado, elicited that Sergeant Barry had not followed his training and appeared to ignore many of the department's protocols.
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"He would be subjected to what is likely to be a vigorous cross-examination by the prosecution," she said during a news conference outside court on Monday.
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"It's how things are, how they've always been," she said of the style of cross-examination, what felt like a commitment to the demoralization of the victims.
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On cross-examination, Haley said that she reached out to Weinstein and saw him at the Cannes Film Festival in 2008, two years after the alleged assault.
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Both women acknowledged during cross-examination that they not only had friendly interactions with Mr. Weinstein after their alleged attacks, but later had consensual sex with him.
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Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, sat in the courtroom, as he has for much of the trial, observing the cross-examination of Ms. Mann.
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Both women acknowledged on cross-examination that they not only had friendly communications with Mr. Weinstein after their alleged attacks, but later had consensual sex with him.
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She offered three character witnesses on Mr. Crump's behalf, but knowing that Mr. Crump could not weather a cross-examination, did not put him on the stand.
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Weinstein's and Cosby's cases bear deep resemblances: dated accusations without supporting forensic evidence, an aggressive defense cross-examination strategy, even testimony from the same expert state witness.
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No explanation is required, and there will be no cross-examination of senatorial jurors by the chief justice on the materials the senators considered before they voted.
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Effective cross-examination of a critical witness cannot be conducted in five-minute segments interrupted by senators giving speeches praising the honesty and courage of the witness.
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There was little conflict or cross-examination, as both men chided the political left for avoiding or drowning out Mr. Yiannopoulos's views rather than engaging with them.
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The majority of the day was devoted to a cross-examination of Vernon Unsworth, who had brought the defamation suit, by Bill Price, a lawyer for Musk.
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Toward the end of the cross-examination, he suggested that he might have felt threatened when Mr. Robinson reached into his pocket for a cellphone to dial 911.
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While London pointed out during cross-examination that the larynx and neck cartilage were not damaged, Persechino said that was not necessary to prove a chokehold was applied.
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It doesn't help that towards the end of his cross-examination by Oracle, Schwartz became snippier and snippier, answering the Oracle lead attorney's questions with passive-aggressive hostility.
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But under cross-examination, the former altar server could not remember the exact date, and his recall of other details was vague and partly contradicted another defense witness.
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The defense had argued that because the testimony was taken under the rules of civil law, Slager's attorneys were not allowed to prepare adequately for their cross-examination.
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Defense attorney Marc Dedman, who led the cross-examination of Andrews on Tuesday, asked Andrews about the endorsements she has received since the video went viral in 2009.
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Through their cross-examination, Manafort's lawyers pushed the idea to the jury that Gates got accountants to falsify Manafort's tax returns in order to cover up the embezzling.
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Second, he&aposs contradicted so many times that, I mean, you began your cross examination by saying, which set of lies are you going to tell today, Michael?
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Devine, under cross-examination by Manafort attorney Richard Wesley, confirmed that Manafort&aposs former business partner Rick Gates handled most of Manafort&aposs day-to-day business operations.
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Through this intense cross-examination, Zuckerberg revealed more insight into his interest in VR, an investment which many have criticized as too far-flung from Facebook's core mission.
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"She knew exactly what she wanted to get out of the victim, but I never saw her exhibit disrespect toward the victim during her cross-examination," McCarthy said.
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Via video-conferencing, Malinowski answered questions from prosecutors and was subject to cross-examination by Slager's attorney, all of whom had gathered in a courtroom for the deposition.
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Reason for termination argued The tack of the Cosby legal team was apparent in its questioning of Sewell, Johnson's mother, and in its Monday cross-examination of Johnson.
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Under cross-examination, Jackson repeatedly denied he had forced the woman and that she had followed him to his bedroom on two separate occasions for consensual sexual activity.
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So, that&aposs going to be a big problem for him when there&aposs cross examination for Manafort&aposs side, which is which story are we to believe?
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When courts adjudicate civil lawsuits, due process ensures that parties have access to lawyers, extensive pre-trial discovery through mechanisms such as depositions and cross-examination at trial.
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The defendant has what he often misperceives as his one opportunity to argue his case pro se in open court, or dispute certain facts, free of cross-examination.
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Attorneys who try cases for a living as I do would view Strzok's texts and testimony as a gold mine and a mother lode of cross-examination material.
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His inexperience while testifying was on full display: Seasoned agents don't melt down under a withering cross-examination; Strzok turned into a wax candle under the congressional sun.
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That determination of guilt or innocence requires a full adversarial trial with a zealous defense attorney, vigorous cross examination, exclusionary rules of evidence, and other due process safeguards.
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Brodsky also vowed Friday to use Greebel's knowledge of Shkreli's purported criminal conduct on cross-examination if Shkreli dares to take the witness stand in his own defense.
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Under quiet but relentless cross-examination Tuesday by a lawyer for the website Gawker, which he has sued for invasion of privacy, the wrestler was subdued, even melancholy.
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"You were waiting for an unsuspecting victim," Renee Hill, a defense lawyer, said during her recent cross-examination of Mr. Lightfoot in State Supreme Court in the Bronx.
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Mr. Mazurek's cross-examination, which filled the entirety of Tuesday's proceedings, was often heated, with defense lawyers several times raising their voices in response to Mr. Rechnitz's answers.
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So began the critical cross-examination of Todd R. Howe, the government's star witness in the federal corruption trial of Joseph Percoco, a former top aide to Gov.
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Mr. Howe was arrested after admitting under cross-examination that he had tried to defraud his credit card company after he signed his cooperation agreement with the government.
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WISENBERG: I was already dealing with a person who had lied in the past and would probably lie to us so I prepared it as a cross-examination.
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Speaking from the bench, he said that he agreed with the prosecutors and would limit the questions that Mr. Guzmán's lawyers could ask Mr. Zambada on cross-examination.
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In a dramatic cross-examination, Mr. Rush's lawyer, Bruce McClintock, accused Ms. Norvill of telling a "whole pack of disgusting lies" to "blacken and smear" his client's reputation.
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The image was distributed by Mr. Jones, not NBC, but by posing for it, Ms. Kelly conveyed the sense of a cozy encounter rather than a cross-examination.
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A broker for Mr. Walters testified on cross-examination that some of Mr. Walter's stock-trading ideas had come from Mr. Icahn, who was not charged with wrongdoing.
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Instead of facing cross-examination by adversarial prosecutors, children are interviewed by an asylum officer trained to gently probe whether they qualify to stay in the country legally.
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Mann's cross-examination in court Monday made apparent the gap in understanding the answer to this question when it is posed to the survivor of an abusive relationship.
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It also gives prosecutors a clear shot at the defendant in cross-examination, giving them an opportunity to trip him up, anger him or otherwise undermine his credibility.
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On cross-examination, Weinstein's defense attorney asked questions that highlighted that Weinstein didn't touch Dunning or try to stop her from leaving the InterContinental Hotel room that day.
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Mr. Dowd had known Mr. Giuliani as a 22016-year-old prosecutor whose withering cross-examination drove a sitting congressman to halt his own trial and plead guilty.
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The impeachment resolution, H.R. 660, gives equitable cross-examination time to both parties and provides the minority with the right to request witnesses, including through subpoena if necessary.
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"To reduce his conclusion to one line: Welch found that Gutierrez's (Adnan's lawyer) cross-examination of the state's cell phone expert at trial was so deeply deficient," Koenig writes.
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It also requires schools to use the preponderance of evidence standard, bans direct cross-examination, and states that investigations should take about 60 days, except in certain special cases.
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During cross-examination, the prosecutor played the widely seen cell phone video of Scott's shooting in court frame-by-frame while asking Slager for his account of the incident.
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But under cross-examination, Dille said he based that observation on seeing a vapor trail come from Gallagher's sniper position and did not see the defendant pull the trigger.
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The immigration judge stopped the cross-examination four times to give Anna, who had been diagnosed with PTSD and was close to hyperventilating, an opportunity to slow her breathing.
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That statement—one she made repeatedly under cross-examination by Ghomeshi's lawyer Marie Henein—proved false when Henein produced an email that the witness sent Ghomeshi in January 2004.
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On cross-examination, the former Uber chief became more animated, dropping one-liners and at one point attempting to joke with Judge William Alsup about not remembering certain incidents.
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If schools are required to offer in-person cross-examination as part of formal investigations, it's not just students who are going to want alternative resolution processes, Draper said.
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Under cross-examination, he said he did not raise his gun in response to the noise because he was taught to not shoot at something until identifying a threat.
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Ya gotta think both men -- Hosseini and Jafari -- will be vulnerable, to say the least, if the judge permits A$AP's attorneys to raise their records during cross examination.
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On cross examination, AT&T lawyer Daniel Petrocelli pointed out that Dish had asked the Justice Department to impose the arbitration arrangement as part of the Time Warner deal.
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During cross-examination, Aguirre's defense attorney played a video recording of the interview and said his client tried to resuscitate the boy when he realized he had stopped breathing.
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During cross-examination, assistant district attorney M. Stewart Ryan questioned Jackson about two sworn statements she gave about the incident, including one in 2016, after Cosby had been charged.
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Each of the demanded changes — from lowering the standard of proof to allowing accusers to avoid cross-examination — increased the likelihood that an accused student would be found guilty.
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As cross-examination of Mr. Lightfoot began on Wednesday, Raymond Aab, a lawyer for Mr. Perez, picked through Mr. Lightfoot's earlier testimony in a bid to undermine his credibility.
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You will most likely have to go to court after making a citizen's arrest; you may need to testify, undergo cross-examination and appear multiple times before a judge.
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During a nine-hour cross-examination by state investigators, they learned that they had been accused of committing a sex crime by an actress they had both slept with.
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But during cross-examination, prosecutors cast doubt on Guyger's grief, wondered why she didn't call for backup instead of confronting Jean and questioned her attempts to save his life.
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On Wednesday, they shredded what little credibility Bill Barr had left during a five-hour hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee that, at times, bordered on a cross examination.
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During cross-examination, Ms. Shroff asked one C.I.A. witness: "Do you recall a time when the C.I.A. covertly tried to read Angela Merkel's emails?" referring to the German chancellor.
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All witnesses can be subject to cross-examination by the defense — a noteworthy detail because Robert Richter, the cardinal's lawyer, has a reputation for a withering and aggressive approach.
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But after Mr. Guzmán addressed the court, Mr. Purpura told Judge Cogan that he and his partners had explained to their client the legal perils of undergoing cross-examination.
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Republicans were excoriated for their cross-examination of Ms. Hill, and Democrats like Joseph R. Biden Jr., then the committee chairman, were blamed for not taking her seriously enough.
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During Goucher's cross-examination, Salazar's lawyers portrayed her as the bitter and unstable spouse of Adam Goucher, a former elite runner who had a long-running feud with Salazar.
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Just as at the first trial, the defense did not call any witnesses, relying on the strength of its cross-examination of the prosecution's witnesses to make its case.
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Ms. Constand, who had never spoken publicly about her account before, spent nearly four grueling hours on the witness stand Tuesday, with more cross-examination to come on Wednesday.
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Options include everything from Trump testifying and being subject to cross-examination — considered extremely unlikely — to Trump making a sworn statement from the White House or answering written questions.
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Under cross-examination by Marc Agnifilo, one of Shkreli's lawyers, Richardson conceded that he did know about the settlements by late 2013, and that they were eventually disclosed publicly.
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In particular, the panel takes exception to claims that the president should have been afforded a greater degree of due process and cross-examination in the House's impeachment process.
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" Under cross examination, prosecutor Temple flipped the claim back at him: "In prison, people who commit sexually motivated murders and assaults get even less respect than rats, don't they?
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Witness claims he killed the prisoner, not Gallagher Perhaps the most compelling moment of the defense team's case came during its cross-examination of one of the prosecution's own witnesses.
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Prosecutor M. Stewart Ryan, during cross-examination, said Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele prosecuted a drug case in 2002 that resulted in the seizure of thousands of illegal Quaaludes.
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If she does not recover, it is likely that her rape will go unpunished, since no witness's testimony may stand as evidence until it can be subjected to cross-examination.
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"I'm not going to allow you or your client to make me feel in any way that this is my fault, because it isn't," Swift said during her cross-examination.
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On cross-examination, Mr. Cosby's lawyer, Kathleen Bliss, said Ms. Thomas was inconsistent in her accounts to police about when she was contacted by Mr. Cosby to fly to Reno.
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Bream was aware of the bid acceptance night and had watched from a balcony as the brothers led the pledges to the "gauntlet," Scicchitano testified during cross examination on Thursday.
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On cross-examination Tuesday, Constand conceded that some things she initially told police -- her assertion she had not been alone with Cosby before the alleged assault, for example -- were incorrect.
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But Palombo, the first of five traders charged in the high-profile case to give evidence and face cross-examination, said his promotions had been "very standard" in the industry.
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Asia McClain, an alibi witness in the request for a new trial of Serial podcast subject Adnan Syed, withstood a cross-examination that attempted to raise doubts about her testimony.
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Still scheduled to come as of Thursday afternoon are a cross-examination of Rose's accuser by his legal team, and Rose himself likely taking the stand at a later date.
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On cross-examination, witnesses said that nothing about these donations was concealed or hidden, and that the super PAC never coordinated with Menendez's campaign, as required under federal election law.
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"Ultimately, the defendant backed down from his insistence on personally carrying out the cross-examination of his victims and allowed his advisory attorney to question the victims," Mr. Montgomery said.
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On cross-examination, both witnesses admitted they were testifying under cooperation agreements that meant that they would be released within months, rather than spending five to 15 years in prison.
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During cross-examination, she conceded that she had never seen any drugs, had not had a rape exam performed, and had not been tested for pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases.
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As a member of Congress, Holtzman introduced a bill in 1976 to protect rape victims from cross-examination about their sexual history, and a Victims of Crime Act in 1979.
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I can think of at least three with interview shows that focus on facts and are balanced with Rs and Ds, liberals and conservatives, subject to their tough cross examination.
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A Texas biotech investor who prosecutors claim was defrauded by Martin Shkreli refused to disclose his estimated net worth under cross-examination at the "Pharm Bro's" federal securities fraud trial.
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But the state persisted, and he was convicted in a slipshod proceeding in which no mitigating evidence or cross-examination was attempted in his behalf during the crucial sentencing hearing.
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On cross examination, which will continue into Tuesday, Breggin admitted that he was not aware of another medication Carter might have been taking at the time she was texting Roy.
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Under cross-examination in Federal District Court in Manhattan, Mr. Howe admitted to his own disreputable past, a life of lies and broken promises, unmet obligations and unsavory business dealings.
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When a prosecutor would conclude his gentle questioning, which could draw on for more than an hour, Judge Richard M. Gergel of Federal District Court would call for cross-examination.
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Cardi B is denying claims that she's affiliated with the New York City gang Nine Trey Gangster Bloods after rapper Tekashi 2000ix22018ine named her as a member during cross-examination.
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At the November hearing before the Court of Arbitration for Sport, translation issues marred the proceedings, and a new confrontation erupted — between Sun's mother and opposing lawyers during cross-examination.
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During cross-examination, Brian J. McMonagle, Mr. Cosby's lawyer, emphasized the different dates, details and omissions in Ms. Constand's accounts about the night of the alleged assault and other meetings.
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They also face cross-examination by Mr. Durst's formidable defense team, although it is by no means certain that all or any of the testimony will be admissible at trial.
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"My problem is this whole videotape that you guys put out, that lives forever," a weary-looking Hogan, wearing a signature black bandana, told a Gawker lawyer under cross-examination.
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Thiam also admitted during both direct and cross-examination that he lied repeatedly to banks, concealing the source of the money and the fact that he was a government minister.
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During cross examination, Van Dyke acknowledged that he was trained to shoot at the center mass of a person's chest, which is the target they are most likely to hit.
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In his cross-examination of prosecution witnesses, Mr. O'Donnell has sought to cast Mr. Wills as a rookie politician tripped up by arcane campaign finance laws and shoddy record-keeping.
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A lawyer for Volkswagen, Michael Steinberg, implied during cross-examination that Dr. McDonald had pushed to publish the results so that the institute could collect $71,000 owed under the contract.
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The North Carolina Democratic Party fired off email after email about the revelations, and Marc E. Elias, among the leading elections lawyers for Democratic candidates, guided witnesses through cross-examination.
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" Asked under cross-examination what he would have done had he noticed the Navy SEALs do anything untoward in treating the captive, Jubouri replied: "Any mistake, I would stop him.
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With the aid of his loyal secretary and his private eye, the famed attorney invariably wrecked the prosecution's case with shrewd cross-examination, sometimes eliciting courtroom confessions by the real culprit.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "It's like when you're on the debate team and the other side is really strong in the cross-examination, so for your counterpoint, you set fire to their coach.
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At trial, she testified under cross-examination that she had a consensual sexual encounter with him after the fact and sent him an email months later inviting him for a drink.
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On cross-examination, Manafort's lawyers have sought to elicit testimony placing at least some of the blame for incorrect information submitted to lenders on Manafort's former right-hand man, Rick Gates.
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Donna Rotunno, one of Weinstein's lawyers, began her cross-examination on Friday afternoon, aggressively questioned Mann's account and repeatedly suggested she chose to have sex with Weinstein to advance her career.
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During cross examination, defense lawyer Than Zaw Aung asked Kyaw Shein to confirm that he had looked at his hand when asked by the prosecutor to state the place of arrest.
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Defense lawyer Khin Maung Zaw told reporters after the hearing that Myo Ko Ko had conceded during cross-examination that he was not familiar with procedural rules in Myanmar's police manual.
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The most revealing dramatic moment in the film is Brinkley's cross-examination by a defense lawyer at the Fishbein libel trial, during which he essentially admits the worthlessness of his methods.
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Michael Zeldin, a former federal prosecutor, said that in Downing's remaining hour of cross-examination on Wednesday, he needs to keep painting Gates as an unreliable person who cannot be trusted.
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Cosby's lawyers have asked the court to either throw out the charges or hold a new preliminary hearing at which Constand would be forced to testify and submit to cross-examination.
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During Rogow's cross examination of Taylor on Thursday, he downplayed the prosecution's evidence, noting that investigators do not know what Stone actually told Trump campaign officials over the phone in 2016.
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Presidents have often sparred with the press, some have found ways to retaliate, and all seek in one way or another to control the political story line or duck cross-examination.
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When Hadid is nervous, he has to play phrases in his mind twice, first in Arabic and then translated into English, a strategy that he resorted to during his cross-examination.
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"If you feel like you're getting your narrative out to the jury without exposing your client to the risk of cross-examination, then you're not going to risk it," Vartan agreed.
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During cross-examination by Shkreli's lawyer Benjamin Brafman, Hassan said that more than 90 percent of the money invested in his family's hedge fund, DynaGrow, belongs to himself and his wife.
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Uhuru Kenyatta knew he could portray his trial as a heroic struggle — but only if he upstaged Moreno-Ocampo in the cross-examination, which was being broadcast live on Kenyan television.
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During a spirited cross-examination, Cosby's defense attorney, Tom Mesereau, asked why a passage in Dickinson's 2002 book about the Lake Tahoe visit does not say she and Cosby had sex.
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During a spirited cross-examination, Cosby's defense attorney Tom Mesereau asked why a passage in Dickinson's 2002 book about the Lake Tahoe visit does not say she and Cosby had sex.
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Mr. Denton faced pointed questioning under cross-examination as Kenneth Turkel, a lawyer for Mr. Bollea, tried to show that Mr. Denton had contradicted himself in statements about his journalistic standards.
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Zambada also said under cross-examination that he handed a suitcase containing $3 million to Garcia Luna in 2005 or 2006, when Garcia Luna was director of Mexico's Federal Investigation Agency.
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So revival thrash bands like Gama Bomb, Evile, and Cross Examination embraced the good-timey shenanigans of the genre's young pioneers—and amped it up with a healthy dose of nostalgia.
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Sanders then told defense lawyer David Bruck during cross-examination that she was glad when Roof had said at the scene that he would kill himself after gunning down nine parishioners.
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Rather, Diane slaps her because Alicia (during cross-examination at Peter's trial) undermined Diane's husband, making him look unreliable and not credible, in hopes of saving Peter from going to jail.
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This led to an odd questioning dynamic: Ms. Mitchell interviewed Dr. Blasey five minutes at a time, a serial cross-examination interrupted by episodic praise and boosting from the Democratic senators.
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Defense lawyers tried to undermine the credibility of each of the witnesses, suggesting during cross-examination that they had actually come forward out of a desire for attention and possibly money.
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On cross-examination, Dr. Barie acknowledged that the delirium waxed and waned, and that Ms. Ortega was taken off the sedatives once a day to let doctors assess her mental state.
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The most tense exchanges of Thursday's hearing were during a cross-examination by prosecutor Jonathan Kravis, who repeatedly tried to get Stone to reveal who had selected the image for him.
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The defense, in cross-examination, tried to discredit Constand and undermine her timeline of the assault, focusing on inconsistencies in her interviews with police about the date of the alleged assault.
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On cross-examination, Inspector Barton, who left the Internal Affairs Bureau two years ago for the Information Technology Bureau, could not define for Mr. London what maneuvers were considered a chokehold.
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Mr. Howe, who had pleaded guilty to eight felonies and still faces sentencing, made the admission under cross-examination during the trial of Joseph Percoco, a former top aide to Gov.
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Just as important, the claim that Mr. Davis was lying was a featured part of the cross-examination by Mr. Walters's lawyer, and the government readily admitted to his many flaws.
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New York (CNN)A woman who testified in court that Harvey Weinstein raped her had a panic attack on the witness stand and abruptly ended her testimony during cross-examination Monday.
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Dressed in a navy blue shirt, Jutting appeared clean shaven and focused intently during the cross examination, leaning forward in his sectioned off area where he was flanked by 3 policemen.
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We are well into the cross-examination before the conversation takes a turn that one would never condone between parent and child: what is this dynamic, one suddenly wonders, actually about?
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During the cross-examination, Woody and Islam's attorney, Gil Valera, asked if the driver's motive was to pocket a $22 tip without reporting it to the company he was working for.
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"When you have to deal with examination, cross-examination, et cetera, et cetera, more than two sides to every story, sometimes it's four or five," he said in the radio interview.
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Under cross-examination, Ms. Constand explained her lapses as innocent mistakes, and said her contacts with Mr. Cosby after the incident were mostly cursory, the unavoidable result of her job duties.
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During cross-examination, another one of Weinstein's lawyers, Donna Rotunno, grilled Sciorra about whether she had called the police, gone to the hospital or immediately told anyone she had been raped.
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The cross-examination in Federal District Court in Manhattan capped the testimony from 6ix9ine, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, ending his unlikely cameo as a star witness for the government.
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On cross-examination, he struggled to answer clearly, leading The Financial Times to describe him as a "human piñata" under the relentless questioning of Barry H. Berke, Mr. Walters's lead counsel.
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Forensic scientists testified under cross-examination they had not performed any DNA analysis to definitively connect items likely intended to be used as weapons—such as a crowbar—with the defendants.
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During cross-examination, defense lawyers on Monday seemed to be trying to show that there was no way of knowing who was actually placing the calls from Mr. Percoco's office telephone.
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Her questioning has so far looked like something between a detailed intake interview for a victim and a cross-examination, with Mitchell reviewing Ford's testimony and past statements about the event.
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He has also been criticized for allowing the cross-examination of the defendants to take place after the prosecution had set out their evidence and the victim had testified about her experiences.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State nominee Rex Tillerson endured a rocky cross-examination Wednesday on the perennial question of how to balance America's national security interests with its advocacy for human rights.
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In the afternoon, under cross-examination by Napout's lawyer, Silvia Pinera, Pena said he had no direct knowledge of any payments to Napout and never spoke to him directly about bribe payments.
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Thankfully, Tuesday on CNN's "New Day," Chris Cuomo pressed Trump campaign surrogate and lawyer Michael Cohen on this issue in what turned out to be truly a master class in cross-examination.
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On cross-examination, Manafort's lawyer Richard Westling asked Raico if the Federal Savings Bank loans were "overcollateralized" — that the assets Manafort put up for the loan were more than the loan amount.
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Kalanick testified that he didn't read the paperwork that he signed, later attesting on cross-examination that he has endorsed hundreds of documents as CEO and, like many people, doesn't read everything.
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The cross-examination also saw an apology from Hoppy, who said, "I take full responsibility for the comments I have made," referencing the custody agreement that prevents both from disparaging each other.
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Courts in Maryland have held that the failure to conduct an adequate cross-examination on a scientific method used to implicate the defendant may be a basis for finding constitutionally deficient performance.
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At the sentencing hearing, Buck's attorneys introduced a now-discredited "expert" who asserted on cross-examination that Buck's race increased the probability that he would commit acts of violence in the future.
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During cross-examination, prosecution witness Alex Hall, Harris' co-worker, said he found the child-free website on Reddit and sent it to Harris "And did you see Ross' response," Kilgore asked.
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Grand jury witnesses appear without a lawyer, and there is no cross-examination after they're questioned by the prosecutor, although witnesses can ask to leave the room to speak with an attorney.
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A judge was forced to adjourn the criminal trial of Harvey Weinstein for the day on Monday after an hours-long cross-examination from Weinstein's attorneys left a witness in emotional distress.
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Dusterhoft ended his cross-examination by recounting the final moments of Yanez holding his gun over Castile before the first responding officers from another department arrived on scene soon after the incident.
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On cross-examination, however, Robinson acknowledged that he was never personally threatened and did not shy away from an email describing a "very nice chat" he had with Melgen about the contract.
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His legal team has appealed the conviction, arguing that the judge in the case made a number of errors, like refusing to throw out charges or allow cross-examination of a witness.
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In contrast, Cornyn and Graham spared no tears for Blasey, who just minutes earlier had exhaustively detailed her account of sexual assault during cross-examination by a prosecutor handpicked by Senate Republicans.
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On cross-examination, Mr. Morales said he had consumed 10 strong drinks in the eight hours leading up the shooting, including six Four Loko malt liquors and four plastic tumblers of rum.
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On cross-examination, he repeatedly told Ms. Kelly's lawyer that he could not recall what he was referring to, despite having a vivid memory for other emails and conversations during that time.
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This high bar for sex crimes exists largely to avoid subjecting a victim to a humiliating cross-examination that would doom the case and deter other victims from coming forward, prosecutors say.
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On cross-examination Ms. Ortega's lawyer, Valerie Van Leer-Greenberg, tried to highlight holes in Mr. Caffrey's evaluation, noting he failed to ask questions about her medical history to verify his diagnosis.
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During cross-examination, Ms. Ortega's lawyer, Valerie Van Leer-Greenberg, tried to suggest that the multiple injuries Lucia Krim sustained reflected the actions of "a person who had imploded" and lost control.
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Now prosecutors have a sartorial concern: When Mr. Howe returns to the witness stand this week for his third day of cross-examination, they do not want him dressed in prisoner garb.
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Lasha's tearful testimony was bookended by the defense's cross-examination of Heidi Thomas, a music teacher from Colorado who said the comedian drugged and assaulted her in 1984, when she was 24.
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Under cross-examination by Adam Deutsch, a lawyer for Bouchard, Stahr conceded that players often enter the room by themselves to complete certain simple tasks, such as filling a bag with ice.
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Pressed hard for answers during the cross-examination, his voice occasionally rose in pitch and several times he looked toward the judge, as if for support, when questions came in a barrage.
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"It means that you present witnesses, that the defendant has the right to confront those witnesses and that you have examination, cross-examination, presentation of evidence and then a decision," he said.
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In cross-examination, defense attorneys played a video of Sciorra speaking with David Letterman in 1997 in which she said she has a "bad reputation" for lying to the press in interviews.
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TBH, the reference to Cardi seemed totally gratuitous -- under cross-examination, Aljermiah Mack's attorney asked Tekashi if he had copied the blueprint to Cardi's success by using gang members in his projects.
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Under cross-examination for a third day, Ms. Mann acknowledged that she had reached out to Mr. Weinstein several times after the encounter in 2013 when, she said, he sexually assaulted her.
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"If the Senate decides we're doing to have a full-blown trial with witnesses and cross examination, that might suggest a certain set of individuals with a certain skill set," said Rep.
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The cross-examination of Janice Dickinson, the model and reality show figure, became particularly testy when Mesereau pointed out she hadn't mentioned any assault in her memoir describing her meeting with Cosby.
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Her prowess in cross-examination was evident at a recent Chicago hearing when she gently yet pointedly questioned a young girl who said she had been spanked and pushed by her father.
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The defense team tore into Gates on cross-examination, dredging up extramarital affairs — one of which Gates appeared to admit to — and highlighting the fact that he has already admitted to lying.
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" Manafort's attorneys do not seem to have scored a lot of points on cross-examination, Futterman said, but added that the witnesses who have testified so far are not "the main targets.
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In the chaotic moments in the stairwell, Ms. Butler seemed more qualified to try to resuscitate Mr. Gurley, Officer Landau said during cross-examination by Robert E. Brown, a lawyer representing his partner.
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Under direct questioning and under cross-examination, Officer Liang seemed to blame a lack of Police Academy training in CPR for why he did not help Mr. Gurley, as is required of officers.
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Her testimony immediately followed that of Rick Gates, ostensibly the prosecution's "star witness" who testified that he helped Manafort commit various frauds, but whose credibility withered under cross-examination about his own wrongdoing.
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Ghomeshi's defense lawyer, Marie Henein, is known for her ruthless approach in the courtroom—a reputation that she lived up to as soon as she began her cross-examination of the first witness.
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During the defense cross-examination of Ayliff, Manafort's lawyer Kevin Downing offered more hints at defense strategy to push back on the testimony so far about how loans to Manafort's business were handled.
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Kalanick, who remains a significant Uber shareholder and still sits on its board, is expected back in the San Francisco court on Wednesday for further questioning and cross-examination from Uber's legal team.
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Her lawyer, J. Douglas Baldridge, suggested during cross-examination of Mueller on Tuesday that the DJ was angry at having to wait in line with Swift's young fans for the picture-taking session.
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Bradley will testify (and likely be subject to vigorous cross-examination) that the defendant repeatedly told him that he felt that people -- and, ultimately the homicide victims in this case -- were 'trying' him.
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After one day of cross-examination from Shanley's lawyer, who tried to cast doubt on the victim's recollections and credibility, the victim begged the judge to not make him return to the stand.
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"IBM has approached every significant company in the web technology space asserting patents against them," Groupon lawyer J. David Hadden said during cross-examination of IBM licensing executive Thomas McBride in federal court.
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When asked during cross-examination, however, Austin said he couldn't really speak to the research done by the man he'd entrusted with what an average American would consider an unfathomable amount of money.
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" On Wednesday, Stanford Franklin, a retired Baltimore police officer who was the prosecution's key policing witness, listed some possible elements of a rough ride during cross-examination: "Sudden acceleration, sudden stops, quick turns.
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In a crowded room at the Montgomery County Courthouse on Thursday, Judge O'Neill said that under Pennsylvania law Ms. Constand had not needed to testify and face cross-examination in the preliminary hearing.
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The defense team's cross-examination hasn't yet undercut the prosecution's assertion that Manafort knew about and directed Gates to lie to a raft of financial professionals and on official forms over several years.
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In prosecutors' questioning, then in a combative cross-examination from the defense team, Gates revealed the extent to which he had siphoned money from his boss and committed a host of other misdeeds.
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Defense looks for inconsistencies Following an afternoon break, Cosby defense attorney Tom Mesereau began his cross-examination of Constand by asking her about inconsistencies in her statements to police about the alleged assault.
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He made that admission in response to questioning from the prosecution, in an apparent attempt to get it out of the way before the defense can press him on it in cross-examination.
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During cross-examination, the defense raised Mr. Jones's personal ties to members of the Potsdam Police Department who participated in the investigation, as well as his strong dislike of the defendant, Mr. Hillary.
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During her cross-examination of Young, Lunsford asked if searches of Fields' computer, phone or social media revealed any evidence that he was part of Vanguard America or any other white nationalist group.
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A search of the trial transcripts shows that the governor's full name — Andrew Cuomo — was spoken repeatedly during testimony, questioning, openings and cross-examination, including 29 times on a single day in February.
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In early February, he was arrested midway through his testimony, after admitting during cross-examination that he had attempted to defraud his credit card company — after signing his cooperation agreement with the government.
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Duncan said the documentary evidence was more than strong enough to overcome the testimony of Rick Gates, Manafort's former right-hand man and the prosecution's star witness, whose credibility withered under cross-examination.
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On cross-examination by Mr. Raniere's lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, Sylvie acknowledged that her collateral was never made public, and said that she had disobeyed directions by erasing messages between her and Mr. Raniere.
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Cross-examination would be conducted by an adviser for the accused (not, as some coverage has erroneously said, by the accused.) The accuser may sit in a separate room or participate via videoconference.
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Mr. Guzmán's testimony, if it happens, would be likely to extend the trial by a week or more since he'd have many details to offer and the cross-examination would probably be lengthy.
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Yes, the prosecutors don't want to lose trial momentum — they want witnesses to testify one after another without the defense getting a chance for better cross-examination by having more time to prepare.
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Feldsher testified that Sciorra and he had been close friends three decades ago — but under cross-examination, he revealed he did not know her friends and had never visited her Gramercy Park apartment.
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Ms. Davis, however, a flashy dresser who lived a party-girl life, made a poor impression in strait-laced Amarillo, where the case had been moved, during two weeks of withering cross-examination.
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THE VOTES The Senate will vote on a resolution at the start of the trial that deals with the more mechanical questions, such as allotting speaking time for opening arguments and cross-examination.
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" Ms. Rotunno, during the cross-examination, called attention to an unpublished blog post Ms. Mann had written on her phone in which she appeared to describe an older man as her "casual boyfriend.
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"They're going to stand there and tell us cross-examination is the greatest engine for discovery of truth, but, 'Oh, by the way, we don't want you to cross-examine witnesses,'" said Kaine.
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Weinstein&aposs defense attorney Donna Rotunno began grilling Mann during cross-examination Friday afternoon, growing hostile at points and accusing her multiple times of lying to Weinstein by feigning sexual attraction towards him.
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For many school officials, a provision requiring direct cross-examination in Title IX hearings could mean the end of Title IX hearings, as the prospect simply becomes too traumatic for students reporting misconduct.
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It is relatively rare for criminal defendants to testify in their own defense at trial since it subjects them to cross-examination by prosecutors who will attempt to poke holes in their story.
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The police are being trained to file better complaints, while prosecutors are sharpening their skills in preparing children for the difficult process of cross-examination and giving convincing testimonies in the witness box.
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In an exhaustive cross-examination that saw Chapman break down in tears recalling Lee's burial in a shallow grave, Vignarajah sought to poke holes in Chapman's testimony and questioned her memory of events.
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During cross examination, lawyers brought up the St. Patty's Day parade -- where Zeke can be seen on video reaching over and pulling down a woman's top ... exposing her breast for all to see.
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Henein said the last minute disclosures made by the witnesses—the emails and correspondences sent to Ghomeshi—were only revealed when there was a concern about the evidence coming out under cross examination.
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Their point was boosted by the stunning mid-trial arrest of Mr. Howe, the government's star witness, after he admitted under cross-examination that he had tried to defraud his credit card company.
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Upon cross examination, defense attorney Matt Gonzalez asked why the suspect's clothing had never been tested for gunshot residue, to which Ravano said that authorities knew the shot was fired from outside the pocket.
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In cross-examination on Tuesday and Wednesday, Downing fired questions at Gates for several hours as he sought to portray him as an inveterate liar and thief to undermine his credibility with the jury.
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"I think that it would be really hard for college administrators who are looking out for the safety of all students to recommend a process where there's going to be cross-examination," she said.
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" Under cross examination, Boring asked Baygents, "You would agree that sometimes in general law enforcement, it may be the last person you expect who is somebody who violates a child and commits a crime?
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In cross-examination, defense attorneys produced a letter Meadows wrote to Harris, shortly after he was arrested, telling him she knew how much he loved Cooper and would never do anything to hurt him.
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Evans conceded on cross-examination that he didn't know exactly where Garcia Zarate was sitting when the gun fired nor did he know the specific spot where Steinle was standing when she was struck.
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" The report added: "Under cross-examination, when asked to explain the purpose for the withdrawal of $200,000, Mr Okeyo could provide no explanation, other than that he had been instructed to withdraw the money.
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Under cross-examination, Ms. Constand explained the lapses in her accounts as innocent mistakes, and said her contacts with Mr. Cosby after the incident were mostly cursory, the unavoidable result of her job duties.
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"Do you believe that you have a vested interest in this case, or are you here just to educate the jury?" prosecutor Alaleh Kianerci asked Fromme in a heated cross-examination that March afternoon.
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" Under cross-examination, Mueller's attorney told Taylor Swift she could have taken a break if she was distressed, to which the singer replied: "And your client could have taken a normal photo with me.
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Our sources tell TMZ ... Amber's team is convinced Johnny is afraid to testify and, given the police are already involved, it's just too risky to take the oath and endure a hard cross-examination.
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When it's done well (see: Cross Examination, everything Municipal Waste has ever put out, Hungary's Drünken Bastards), there's a sublime sort of quality in its nihilistic pursuit of booze, brutality, and wanton bodily harm.
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Menendez's attorney, Raymond Brown, emphasized in cross-examination that all the correspondence about potential visas was consistently couched with language indicating that Menendez's staff always sought to act within the law in their requests.
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Brian J. McMonagle, Mr. Cosby's lawyer who led the cross-examination, attacked the prosecution for relying on a statement Ms. Constand gave to the police in 2005 rather than calling her as a witness.
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"In reading the letter to the jury, Lanier refocused its attention on serious, and seriously distracting, claims of racial discrimination that defendants had no meaningful opportunity to rebut via cross-examination," the opinion said.
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The decision is also remarkable for...allowing students the active participation of an advisor, which would provide effective cross-examination while avoiding the potential problems with having the parties personally cross-examine one another.
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During a mock cross-examination to test whether O.J. should be put on the stand, O.J. mugs, grins, and smiles while he's being questioned about Nicole Brown Simpson's hospitalization and their domestic violence history.
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" The UAPA, unlike a regular Title IX hearing, "allows only accused perpetrators of sexual assaults (and not victims) to have the right to confrontation, cross-examination, and a right to an evidentiary administrative hearing.
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During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday for several of President Trump's nominees for coveted federal district court judicial positions, Petersen got to see a scathing and highly effective cross-examination by Sen.
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She began her cross-examination of Mr. Perez by thanking him for his service — he is a decorated Iraq war veteran who had a spotless record with the Albuquerque police until Mr. Boyd's shooting.
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" The report also noted that while Bryan's trial attorneys were able to correct some of Retzlaff's statements during cross-examination, "the defense should not be required to 'clean up' misleading testimony after the fact.
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One prosecution witness who said he was present during the arrests admitted under cross-examination that he had written the location on his hand so he would not forget it while he was testifying.
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During cross-examination at the trial, Ms. Callahan admitted that she called 911 and told the police that Mr. Peeples had been convicted of sexual misconduct, according to Mr. Burton-Harris and Judge Bryant.
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Mr. Gates, who is critical to the government's case against Mr. Manafort, came under cross-examination for the first time, offering a chance to assess how he held up under attacks on his credibility.
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The hearings have been punctuated by similarly heated exchanges, many of which have involved Mr. Richter, a lawyer known for a confrontational style of cross-examination and for commanding a five-figure daily fee.
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The government had also asked the judge to explain Mr. Howe's bail revocation to the jury, rather than allowing the revelation to come out during what is sure to be a grueling cross-examination.
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Mr. Zambada will take the witness stand again on Thursday morning, when he is likely to face a cross-examination focused on the numerous murders he is said to have committed for the cartel.
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They asked that her cross-examination be read back to them, along with testimony by actress Rosie Perez, who said that Sciorra told her in the 1990s that she had been raped by Weinstein.
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In cross-examination, Weinstein attorney Donna Rotunno repeatedly asked Mann to acknowledge that she had manipulated Weinstein every time she interacted with him, making him believe she was interested in him when she wasn't.
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Shkreli's decision was not surprising, because of the risk he ran from facing a blistering cross-examination by prosecutors, who have a huge trove of questionable prior statements by Shkreli to use against him.
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Mr. Berke's rapid-fire cross-examination of Mr. Lewandowski, when it finally commenced, drew widespread praise and highlighted just how choppy and unproductive the typical questioning by lawmakers in hearings like these can be.
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But because of party-dictated debate qualifying criteria that barred him from appearing in previous primary debates, he's largely been able to evade the type of live cross-examination that the contests can offer.
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Later Friday, Hermus, on cross-examination, sought to poke holes in Guyger's story, noting that she told responding officers that she believed it was her apartment but said nothing about Jean coming at her.
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Democrats say Berke elicited one of the best moments of the hearing during his cross-examination: Producing an admission from Lewandowski, the committee's first fact witness, that he repeatedly lied on cable news shows.
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"It's hard-hitting testimony that creates an uphill battle for the defense, but that's what cross examination is for," said Andrew Boutros, a former federal prosecutor who is now a white collar defense lawyer.
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As his hours-long cross-examination continued on Monday, Wa Lone repeatedly stated that the reporters were framed by police who handed them papers "without asking" minutes before they were arrested on Dec. 12.
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During a turbulent cross-examination on Tuesday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, Mr. Morales, acting as his own lawyer, sought to blame Mr. Robinson for intensifying the conflict that ended in Mr. Carson's death.
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Brad Beckworth, a lawyer representing the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office, sparred during cross examination of Dr. Timothy Fong, a psychiatrist with UCLA who treats patients with opioid use disorder and who testified for Johnson & Johnson.
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During cross-examination by Mueller's attorney, Gabe McFarland, Andrea said she was "upset to the point of feeling like I wanted to vomit and cry at the same time" after learning of the alleged incident.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — A cross-examination about how unpopular the president is probably wasn't what Ronna Romney McDaniel had in mind when she decided to spend the first anniversary of Donald Trump's election in Iowa.
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On cross examination, Taylor said she was oblivious to the extent of Harris' "double life," as Boring described it, saying that she did not know whether he was sexting with minors or meeting a prostitute.
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At a previous hearing, police Major Min Thant had agreed during cross-examination that the information in the documents that Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were holding had already been published in newspaper reports.
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The British team issued a statement following boss Dave Brailsford's cross-examination by a Culture Media and Sport committee on Monday at which he revealed the "mystery" package contained the over-the-counter decongestant Fluimucil.
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Not long after the star witness in Harvey Weinstein's rape trial testified about a traumatizing sexual encounter with the Hollywood producer and another woman, defense attorney Donna Rotunno approached the lectern for her cross-examination.
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On cross examination, Daniel Petrocelli, a lawyer for AT&T and Time Warner, pressed Shapiro on why he did not factor into his model an arbitration offer made by AT&T that would prevent blackout.
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Under his cross-examination, James acknowledged it was Gates, using an old insurance document, who ultimately misled her about whether there was a mortgage on the brownstone days before the loan on the condominium closed.
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Alex Jones' lawyer says the disrobing and paranoid behavior is poltiical satire to call out government surveillance Dr. Sherry in cross examination says Alex Jones was diagnosed in his psych evaluation with narcissistic personality disorder.
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The televised hearing showed Kennedy using an experienced trial lawyer's cross-examination technique of baby-stepping a witness into a corner and then hitting him over the head with a baseball bat -- symbolically, of course.
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Lawyer Barry Berke's cross-examination, which began on the fourth day of trial in Manhattan federal court, sought to undermine Davis's testimony on topics including his own admitted history of marital infidelity and soliciting prostitutes.
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In court, has a knack for getting inside the heads of witnesses on cross-examination, and he often uses self-deprecating humor to win over jurors, making quips, for example, about his own short stature.
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Ms. Swift's lawyer, Douglas Baldridge, hammered at Mr. Mueller's credibility during cross-examination, raising, for example, the disappearance of recordings that Mr. Mueller had secretly made of conversations with his bosses about Ms. Swift's allegations.
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But during cross-examination, Weinstein attorney Donna Rotunno repeatedly asked Mann to acknowledge that she had manipulated Weinstein every time she interacted with him, making him believe she was interested in him when she wasn't.
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Mr. Weinstein's lawyers have pointed out repeatedly on cross-examination that even after the alleged attacks, most of the women kept in touch with him, sometimes to the point of willingly having sex with him.
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Ms. Lublin had girded herself for a grilling, but compared with Ms. Bliss's questioning of Ms. Dickinson, whom she would later call a "failed starlet," Ms. Lublin said her own cross-examination felt almost toothless.
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For hours, the lawyer, Donna Rotunno, had pressed Ms. Mann on cross-examination about the details of consensual sexual trysts she had with Mr. Weinstein before March 2013, when Ms. Mann says he raped her.
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"This will be a very rare opportunity for the public to see the science underlying climate change -- not merely asserted or disputed but closely examined in the crucible of cross-examination," he said by phone.
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What Holt can do, however, is adopt something of a cross-examination technique to see how the candidate with the most "Pants on Fire" ratings from the Pulitzer Prize winning fact-checking site Politifact responds.
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" At one point Thursday, out of earshot of the jury, Jackson reprimanded one of Stone's defense attorneys for his "extremely slow" cross-examination of Taylor that "tested the patience of the jurors a great deal.
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They would also subject judges who reject party machine maps to cross-examination during appeals — a move as vindictive as it is unconstitutional, and an insult to voters who approved a mandate for cleaner politics.
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In his opening and closing statements and in his cross-examining of witnesses, Mr. Persico questioned the validity of the government's evidence without having to testify himself, which would have subjected him to cross-examination.
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Fox News' Chris Wallace at the first break in Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's testimony: Her testimony is "extremely emotional, extremely raw, and extremely credible," while cross-examination format "is a disaster for the Republicans." pic.twitter.
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Defense lawyer Than Zaw Aung said he had asked Tin Htwe Oo repeatedly in cross-examination how they had been able to do this so quickly, but said he did not give a clear response.
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In the final questions during cross-examination by William Lee, a lawyer representing Harvard, Fitzsimmons reminded the judge that Harvard does not use quotas on any kind of demographic, something that would not pass legal muster.
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It was Wright's bad luck that he appeared before a judge who was hostile to him from the start, and that he had to face a grueling cross-examination by one of Britain's most brilliant prosecutors.
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But under cross-examination by defense attorney Thomas Mesereau, Constand acknowledged accepting gifts from Cosby, including a bottle of perfume and two cashmere sweaters, and calling him after the alleged assault, including twice on Valentine's Day.
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Attacking the credibility of accusers through tough cross-examination is a common defense strategy in rape and sexual assault cases, which often boil down to "he said, she said," according to New York lawyer Lisa Linsky.
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I'll be back in court tomorrow morning to hear testimony from GrubHub COO Stan Chia, who is expected to discuss the part of GrubHub's business that relates to drivers, and hear some cross-examination of O'Shae.
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Tim Piazza Two of the 16 attorneys representing the defendants questioned Schicchitano in cross-examination Monday, including Young's lawyer, Frank Fina, who pointed out that his client had not physically forced or threatened Piazza into drinking.
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What's more, in court Thursday Mueller's attorney got body-slammed by the pop star when he violated the cardinal rule of cross examination: Never ask a question if you don't know how the witness will answer.
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They passed just about all of their time to Mitchell so she could conduct what amounted to a mild cross-examination of the Palo Alto University professor at the latest hearings over Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination.
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The new rules would be a shift from the initial draft leaked in August, which had given schools the option of using cross-examination in their procedures, but did not require it, according to the Journal.
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Under cross-examination by Exxon attorney Ted Wells, Tillerson once again said that the company took climate change seriously for years, and that the company created a systematic approach for how to factor in increasing costs.
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The TV icon did not testify in his criminal trial in a Norristown, Pennsylvania, courthouse, and he sat silently through more than two weeks of emotional testimony from witnesses and fierce cross-examination from his attorneys.
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Here are six things we learned from her testimony and the cross-examination, including her mentor-like relationship with Cosby, how she felt after the alleged assault and her "consistent but mistaken" testimony in some areas.
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Prosecutor Mark Gibson had said none of the complainants had resiled from their allegations against Pell under cross-examination and Victoria Police Detective Sergeant Chris Reed rejected Richter's suggestions of serious flaws in the police investigation.
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Mr. Howe was arrested in Manhattan on Thursday night, after a cross-examination in court that afternoon revealed that he had attempted to defraud a credit card company after his cooperation agreement was finalized in 2016.
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At the start of his cross-examination on Thursday, one of Mr. Raniere's lawyers, Marc Agnifilo, appeared to question Daniela's credibility, asking about how she once deceived border patrol agents while entering the United States illegally.
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Kevin Downing, the lead defense lawyer, began cross-examination Tuesday by hammering at Mr. Gates's credibility, demanding an exact accounting of when he lied to the government and pleaded guilty to the charge of doing so.
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"Kansas clearly has had a problem with noncitizens registering to vote," Mr. von Spakovsky testified, and then on cross-examination was forced to admit that the entire basis for his claim was the Sedgwick County spreadsheet.
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On cross-examination, defense lawyer Damon Cheronis seized on Haleyi&aposs continued interactions with Weinstein, displaying on a large screen a friendly email she sent him after they ran into each other in Cannes in 2008.
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A local official who testified that he was present during the arrest admitted under cross-examination that he had written the checkpoint location on his hand so he would not forget it while he was testifying.
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However, during cross-examination, prosecutor Meghan Hast read previous statements Salinas made to the prosecution's investigators in which she said more than once that she didn't remember the details of the meeting with Weinstein and Young.
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At Mr. Percoco's trial, Mr. Howe testified about a life of lies and unsavory business dealings, but it was only under a withering cross-examination that he admitted to attempting to defraud his credit card company.
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Gates told the jury he had helped Manafort falsify his tax returns, though he stumbled during the cross examination by admitting to unflattering behavior that included stealing money from Manafort and engaging in an extramarital affair.
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But during cross-examination by defense lawyers, Harrison denied that this would necessarily include a conversation about whether traders were trying to manage risk by contacting the London cash desk to ask for favorable Libor rates.
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Under cross examination Wednesday, White blasted Johnson & Johnson, Janssen and its other subsidiaries for denying any wrongdoing when, she said, the company supplied more than 50% of active ingredients for a host of opioid painkillers, including OxyContin.
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In more than two hours of testimony and cross-examination, Mr. Tillerson calmly disputed the state's contention that Exxon Mobil lied about its efforts to take the potential costs of climate change on its business into account.
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During cross-examination on Monday, Kilgore pointed out that only 21 minutes had passed from the time the 17-year-old started communicating with Harris to the time she sent him a picture of her private parts.
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Wall testified that most of those payments came from wire transfers from banks in Cyprus -- but he admitted on cross-examination by defense attorneys that he has other clients who similarly use wire transfers for costly items.
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" That comment was seized by prosecutor Monique Abrishami, who, on cross examination, walked Kelly through the instructions attached to the Senate financial disclosure documents, noting that none of the gift exemptions are described as "the friendship exemption.
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In his brief cross-examination, Ethan D. Knight, an assistant United States attorney, suggested that Mr. Bundy had benefited from a federal program and might not be the philosophical purist of strictly limited government that he seemed.
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In a cross-examination of Ms. Kyriakopoulos, Mr. Fitzpatrick also suggested that Mr. Brown might be trying to trade information for a deal; he is currently serving time at Auburn Correctional Facility on several felonies, including rape.
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Establishing that trust with a client, letting them know you believe their story, is essential to preparing them for what will happen next: cross-examination by a lawyer who'll act like they don't believe a client's story.
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Washington, a 2004 Supreme Court case, ruled that the Sixth Amendment's confrontation clause barred admission of any testimonial statements made out of court, unless the witness who made the statement testified and was subject to cross-examination.
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"That's the meeting where Mr. Cuomo started yelling at you?" a lawyer for Mr. Aiello asked Mr. Howe on Thursday during cross-examination in the federal corruption trial for which Mr. Howe is the prosecution's key witness.
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The exchange came at the end of the second day of cross-examination of Mr. Howe in the trial of Mr. Percoco and three co-defendants, who were executives with two firms that were seeking state contracts.
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Discrepancies in the accounts of sexual assault victims are not uncommon, according to experts, but Mr. McMonagle's statement presages a raw cross-examination when Ms. Constand testifies, expected to be the most dramatic part of the trial.
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They want to see a cross-examination of figures like Hunter Biden, who they accuse of profiting off his father's name, House impeachment manager Adam Schiff and even the anonymous whistleblower whose complaint sparked the impeachment probe.
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If he were to testify, Manafort also would have also opened himself up to cross-examination by the prosecutors, and would have had to explain several emails and banking forms with his name and signature on them.
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During cross-examination, Weinstein's lawyer Damon Cheronis focused minutely on what happened inside the bathroom, asking Young how "a big fat man" could pull a "ninja move" and take his clothes off as fast as she'd suggested.
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The lawyers have been especially aggressive in their cross-examination of Ms. Mann, who broke down in sobs at the witness stand on Monday and, after court was adjourned, could be heard screaming behind a closed door.
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The surprising delay in the normal pace of the trial came after Brafman wrapped up an extensive cross-examination of a witness, Lee Yaffe, whom prosecutors had called to detail his allegedly sham consulting agreement with Retrophin.
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On Sunday, lawyers for Ford appeared to confirm that Ford, too, would testify on Thursday, following days of negotiations with the Judiciary Committee over the date of the hearing, the witnesses present and the cross-examination process.
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Prosecutors' plan to wrap their case by next week means the most dramatic and highly-anticipated scene in Manafort's trial — the testimony and cross-examination of Gates, his longtime assistant and now bitter foe — could happen soon.
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He was arrested in early February after admitting under cross-examination that he had tried to defraud his credit card company after he had already signed his cooperation agreement and promised not to commit any more crimes.
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Under cross-examination on Tuesday, defense witness Fredericks conceded that the video showed Slager retrieving the stun gun after he shot Scott, dropping it a few feet from Scott's body, then picking it up about 30 seconds later.
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Those safeguards, which are among the country's most extensive, give accused officers access to the grand jury's meeting, as well as the opportunity to address the panel without the threat of cross-examination or a rebuttal by prosecutors.
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In cross-examination by Republican Representative Jim Jordan, the ranking Republican on the House Oversight Committee, Cohen was asked whether he was bitter towards Trump, and seeking revenge after not being offered a job in the White House.
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Under cross-examination by Shkreli's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, Blanton conceded that despite his misgivings, his $20093 million investment with Shkreli paid off, largely through an agreement in which Shkreli gave him shares in his drug company Retrophin Inc.
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In a criminal case, that kind of bias would be challenged with adversarial cross-examination so that the jury — or here, the American people — could gauge the credibility of the information coming from someone with that overt bias.
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Instead, they remained silent throughout most of the day Tuesday, save for the occasional objection or cross-examination, at one point suggesting Peters should have been missing more than one acrylic nail if she struggled with an attacker.
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In cross-examination, prosecutor Kyaw Min Aung asked whether Reuters benefited from the reporters' work, what currency the reporter was paid in and whether the articles Wa Lone wrote were sent to Reuters headquarters in the United States.
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"You lied to your credit card company about staying at the Waldorf the very night that you had come to New York to see the government?" a defense lawyer, Daniel M. Gitner, asked Mr. Howe on cross-examination.
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I reached out to Democratic and Republican lawyers with experience in congressional testimony to ask them what to expect in Thursday's hearing, which is likely to look more like a prosecutorial cross-examination than a typical Senate hearing.
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In cross-examination, Mr. Manafort's lawyers argued that while he had a reputation for having an eye for detail, he was not on top of his bills, forcing some vendors to call on Mr. Gates as an intermediary.
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During cross-examination, Amanda Vaughn, another prosecutor, made a point of underscoring the gifts Dr. Melgen bestowed on Mr. Menendez, who was a United States representative before being elected to the Senate, after he achieved a higher office.
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On cross-examination, Mr. Weinstein's lawyers sought to undermine the women's credibility, pointing out, for instance, that Ms. Dunning had shared parts of her story in several television interviews but had never said Mr. Weinstein touched her genitals.
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Donna Rotunno, one of Mr. Weinstein's lawyers, attempted to discredit Ms. Sciorra's testimony on cross-examination, pointing out that the actress could not remember the exact date of the alleged assault and several other details about the night.
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In cross-examination, a lawyer for the Justice Department grilled Mr. Bewkes on the underdog narrative, and presented an internal document that Mr. Bewkes wrote in January 2017 to Time Warner's board that touted the company's revenue projections.
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During cross-examination, Franklin acknowledged that Avenatti outlined his demands to him during a meeting on March 18 and told him he was going to seek whistleblower protection, $1 million for Franklin and have DeBose and James fired.
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Later Friday, Dallas County prosecutor Jason Hermus, on cross-examination, sought to poke holes in Guyger's story, noting that she told responding officers that she believed it was her apartment but said nothing about Jean coming at her.
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Republicans have pushed back against reopening an investigation into Kavanaugh, and instead are subjecting Ford to what has at times seemed like a cross-examination of her credibility, despite her entreaties that an FBI investigation take place first.
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Even if this disabled victim had identified his assailants to police, if he was the sole eyewitness to this event, without the video, a defense attorney might have picked the victim apart on cross-examination and raised reasonable doubt.
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Ms Mitchell, having failed to cast doubt on any aspect of Ms Blasey's version of the event, devoted her closing remarks to criticising the stop-start way in which she had been forced to carry out her cross-examination.
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Kyaw Soe Oo said Monday that under cross-examination by the prosecutor he testified that he did not know where the documents on his phone came from, and he had conducted his work according to ethical standards for journalists.
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On cross-examination, M. Stewart Ryan, an assistant district attorney, pointed to discrepancies and elaborations between statements Ms. Jackson has given at various points, such as quote marks that were added to the phrases she says Ms. Constand uttered.
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And though we, the audience, may be cheered by the news that another man, Andrea's financial adviser, appears guilty of the crime, we leave Naz in the same state of uncertainty he had on the stand under cross-examination.
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Although Mr. Blankenship's lawyers did not call any witnesses, they used an aggressive cross-examination strategy to undercut crucial components of the government's case and told jurors that safety violations in an operation as sprawling as Massey's were inevitable.
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Any witness on the stand has a hard time withstanding cross-examination because it's the person asking questions who has all the control and any competent prosecutor will score points against all but the most charismatic and able defendants.
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On cross-examination from Alan Kaminsky, the lawyer representing the tennis association, Bouchard rebutted the defense's refrain that there is an understanding or rule that players are not supposed to enter the trainers' room when trainers are not there.
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Arthur Aidala, one of Mr. Weinstein's lawyers, asked on cross-examination why Ms. Dunning had not told anyone, even during a series of interviews with television reporters, about the alleged encounter where she said the producer touched her vagina.
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It was during the cross-examination of Mr. Korkmaz in Manhattan that the defense lawyer mentioned the letter, which is said to be from Mr. Gulen to a Turkish criminal judge, Mustafa Baser, appealing for the release of prisoners.
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In the new interim guidance, it appears that DeVos has ended the Obama-era ban on direct cross-examination, which protected students, who may not be represented by lawyers in the campus system, from being directly questioned by their accused rapist.
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Swift remained strong and steadfast during cross-examination, but the trial clearly took an emotional toll on the pop star, who countersued radio host David Mueller for a symbolic $1 after he accused her of ruining his career and reputation.
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In her cross-examination, Gleason asserted it would be difficult if not impossible for her to determine McDonald's body position at every shot, and that the dashcam footage contests if McDonald had ever faced Van Dyke directly during the entire encounter.
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Under cross-examination, Magionos acknowledged that a signature of Manafort's on account documents for Actinet Trading Ltd, one of his Cypriot entities, did not appear to match his signature on a separate document secured in a search of Manafort's home.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (Reuters) - The star witness in the trial of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort faced tough questioning on cross-examination on Tuesday about a "secret life" that included an extramarital affair and stealing funds from his former boss.
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NEW YORK, Feb 3 (Reuters) - A onetime aspiring actress who has said movie producer Harvey Weinstein raped her in the course of an "extremely degrading" relationship is expected to return to Manhattan criminal court on Monday to face further cross-examination.
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An attorney for Slager was present at the time and, according to local TV station WCMH, two-thirds of her testimony was cross-examination by the defense — a fact the judge noted in ruling it admissible at the murder trial.
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The judge has given approval for Wednesday's witness to testify well in advance of the actual trial, with questioning and cross-examination by both sides videotaped and preserved in the event anything should prevent the person from appearing in court later.
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But during cross-examination on Tuesday, the defense painted Gates as living a "secret life" in London and accused him of embezzling money from Manafort's foreign accounts at center of the trial to indulge in an extramarital affair in Britain.
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During cross-examination on Tuesday, the defense painted Gates as living a "secret life" in London and accused him of embezzling money from Manafort's foreign accounts at center of the trial to indulge in an extramarital affair in the United Kingdom.
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On cross-examination, government attorney Craig Conrath sought unsuccessfully to push Carlton to concede that a previous vertical deal, Comcast's purchase of NBCU, led to more expensive TV shows and movies when NBCU negotiated new contracts with other pay TV companies.
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Under cross-examination, Magionos acknowledged that a signature of Manafort's on account documents for Actinet Trading Ltd, one of his Cypriot entities, did not appear to match his signature on a separate document secured in a search of Manafort's home.
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During Lucy DeCoutere's cross-examination on the third day, Ghomeshi's lawyer interrogated her about the precise sequence of events and whether it was "kissing, slapping, and/or choking" or kissing, choking, and two slaps followed by a pause and third slap.
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Under cross-examination by Lunsford, Fields' attorney, the detective acknowledged that, after his arrest, Fields said, "I'm sorry" several times and asked if people were OK. Fields appeared shocked and began sobbing upon learning Heyer had been killed, Young testified.
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The Department of Education is looking to impose new federal guidelines that would require schools to allow the cross-examination of accusers in sexual assault cases, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with a draft of the rules.
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During their cross-examination of Mr. Foye and the mayor on Wednesday, lawyers for the defendants tried to steer blame above and away from their clients, portraying them as well-meaning pawns in a political game they could not control.
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A grand jury was not convened to question Cheryl Mills or Hillary Clinton under oath, thereby allowing the former secretary of State to reply "I don't recall" 37 times without serious cross examination by an experienced prosecutor or grand jurors.
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In cross-examination of Hauser, Peter Barbur noted that Warren Schlichting, group president of Dish's Sling TV, testified on Tuesday that 30,000, or 0.25 percent, of its subscribers dropped Dish when Turner programming went dark for about a month in 2014.
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"I thought Taylor Swift was just trendy and beneath notice until I heard Zainab sing 'Blank Space' there with her cop friend Ed." On cross-examination, Ahmad admitted that her signature karaoke tune is "Manic Monday," as interpreted by the Bangles.
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Dickinson defended her decision to withhold the full story from her book On cross-examination, Cosby's attorney Tom Mesereau asked why a passage in Dickinson's 2002 book about the Lake Tahoe visit does not say she and Cosby had sex.
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The doctors treating the patients were baffled at this pathology, until questioning of the patients and cross-examination of the patients suggested that they were suffering from pneumonitis, an inflammation of the lungs that can be caused by inhaling fuel.
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"Sir, over the last three years, I have been able to do a lot of reflection on this," he said in court on Wednesday, seeming weary from repetition, answering a question from a lawyer for Mr. Baroni on cross-examination.
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Unfortunately for Petersen, he was the subject of the cross-examination, which has likely extinguished any possibility of him being confirmed, even by the Trump-friendly Republican senatorial majority that has been relentlessly approving conservative nominees to the federal courts.
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But during cross-examination on Tuesday, prosecutors portrayed her as ruthless and calculating, gleefully using the resources of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the bridge, to reward the governor's friends and punish his enemies.
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But even in rare cases where perpetrators are convicted and punished severely, many victims report that their experience was retraumatizing and disempowering: Their story was confined to the rigid strictures of a prosecutor's narrative and raked over on cross-examination.
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I have said before that I think there's a reasonable case for withdrawing Kavanaugh's nomination, and his angry partisanship and evasiveness under cross-examination last week did not make me optimistic about what his elevation will mean for the country.
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Under cross-examination, Kathleen Bliss, one of Mr. Cosby's lawyers pushed her to answer why she had not told police investigating her Cosby account about her 2007 conviction for making a false statement to the police in an unrelated case.
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On Thursday, the second day of cross-examination, Mr. Howe was questioned about one of his numerous trips to New York in 2016, where he stayed at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, to meet with prosecutors in preparation for the cooperation agreement.
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During cross-examination by AT&T, Mr. Martin disputed the government's idea that the merger would give AT&T the incentive to use Turner Broadcasting as a negotiating weapon to extract higher fees from cable, satellite and online streaming providers.
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Mr. Howe's history of lying and bad finances was also on display last week during cross-examination, when he admitted to a long list of lies, missed payments to contractors and vendors, and to having doctored emails sent to various clients.
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On cross-examination Tuesday morning, Mr. Guzmán's lawyers questioned her credibility, suggesting that it was not believable that the world-famous leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel had turned to a "20-something, non-narco trafficker" to buy his marijuana.
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Under cross-examination, police witness Min Thant also said he had updated the paperwork recording Kyaw Soe Oo's arrest and search to show he was detained outside the restaurant where the reporters say they had a meal with police officers.
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Mr. Guzman's lawyers elicited the testimony about the bribes during cross-examination as part of their effort to persuade jurors that Mr. Guzman was the victim of a conspiracy involving high-level government officials in Mexico and American drug agents.
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By abandoning the past precedent of holding a full House vote to open an impeachment inquiry – maintained by Republicans and Democrats alike – the Speaker is depriving the president and his administration the right to retain counsel, call witnesses, and cross-examination.
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Weinstein's lawyers have sought to undermine the women's allegations through cross-examination, emphasizing that Sciorra did not report her alleged rape to authorities and that Haleyi remained in contact with Weinstein after her alleged assault, at times asking him for jobs.
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During his cross-examination, Mr. Cannick asked Mr. Hernandez to confirm more than once that the robbery he described had taken place just before the planned release of a song, "Fefe," which he had recorded with the rapper Nicki Minaj.
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The final rules, expected to be released before the end of the year, are likely to include a controversial provision requiring schools to allow in-person cross-examination of students who report assault and harassment, as well as accused students.
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Brennan noted that federal prosecutors have access to files about a defendant from a raft of government agencies, including the FBI, IRS and Securities and Exchange Commission, all of which can be used to undercut that defendant's testimony during cross-examination.
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During a cross-examination, however, another of Mr. Percoco's lawyers, Michael L. Yaeger, elicited testimony that appeared intended to show that the Percocos had ample savings to cover expenses, even if their monthly costs had increased with the new home.
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Graham's affront on behalf of Kavanaugh seemed stark compared to his treatment of Ford — who also had to go through intensive cross-examination, including having all of her questions from Republican senators relayed to her through a prosecutor, Rachel Mitchell.
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Under cross-examination, however, Carmody tried to show that, rather than leading the pack in autonomous driving, behind the scenes Waymo was struggling to keep talent, citing emails between Waymo executives expressing concerns about the exodus of top engineers for rivals.
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But she explained, she said during cross-examination, what the settlement required Mr. Steele to do in order to obtain her file on the Cosby civil case without a search warrant, which Ms. Pressley seemed to suggest was a breach of the agreement.
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Update 9/7: In cross-examination today, one of GrubHub's lawyer, Michele Maryott, brought up that it was possible those glitches and "ghost orders" happened because there was something wrong with Lawson's phone, which he provided himself, rather than something wrong with GrubHub.
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If you watched carefully earlier this month, you could almost see Mike Pompeo's political life flash before his eyes as he sat for seven minutes, almost unblinking, under withering cross-examination by—of all people, he must've thought—a local Nashville TV reporter.
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The law, which supporters say is a vital safeguard for officers who are often required to make immediate judgments in chaotic circumstances, also permits potential defendants to address the grand jury, unrebutted and without cross-examination, at the end of the prosecution's presentation.
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In cross examination, Justice Department lawyer Claude Scott pointed to efforts that Time Warner was already making to move into targeted advertising and online distribution, including contracting with tech companies, an apparent attempt to call into question the need for the megamerger.
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But during cross-examination on Tuesday, the defense painted Gates as living a "secret life" in London and accused him of embezzling money from Manafort's foreign accounts at center of the trial to indulge in an extramarital affair in the United Kingdom.
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There would be "submissions of evidence, taking of testimony and cross-examination—all the stuff that we see in movies," Powers said, as plaintiffs attempted to prove that the federal government knowingly boosted a fossil fuel industry while pollution destabilized the climate.
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"It's common for special passengers to have special provisions that they want," Nylund added -- though he admitted on cross-examination he couldn't be sure whether Menendez had ever actually laid down on the pull-out couch in the "executive cabin" of Melgen's Challenger.
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NORRISTOWN, Pa., April 18 (Reuters) - Bill Cosby's defense team in his sexual assault trial is expected on Wednesday to continue its cross examination of a detective who investigated the accusations against the 80-year-old entertainer shortly after they were first made.
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In addition to Mr. Redstone's testimony, the judge said he was also strongly influenced by Dr. Read's acknowledgment under cross-examination that Ms. Herzer at this point would not be a viable choice for management of Mr. Redstone's current or future care.
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Thanks to Senator Carl Levin and his detailed cross-examination of Metro and Goldman executives about the Detroit queue back in November 2014, there is plenty of public detail about that original Deutsche cancellation and the other "merry-go-round" deals that followed.
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Details of the alleged bribe Under cross examination by defense lawyer Lichtman, who referred to transcripts of de-briefings Cifuentes had with US authorities, Cifuentes alleged that a $613 million bribe was paid to Peña Nieto, who was President from 2012 to 2018.
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In his cross-examination of the investigator, Ms. Graswald's lawyer, Richard A. Portale, sought to show that his client, a native of Latvia, did not grasp the implications of the 11-hour police interrogation that preceded her arrest on second-degree-murder charges.
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"This is a cross-examination a law student could perform — by the time he's finished, you would come to the conclusion he's hopelessly confused" and would be "shaking," Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, said of Mr. McGahn's interviews with investigators.
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