She was grilled, cross-examined, attacked, undermined, disrespected, and ultimately ignored.
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Caligiuri and Steffey were among the others questioned and cross-examined.
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Others cross-examined Dr. Sichel and the school board's nine members.
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It is time for the prosecutor to himself be publicly cross-examined.
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He was the only prosecution witness they have cross-examined at length.
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At a preliminary hearing, the elder Mr. Meredith cross-examined his son.
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If the sources identified themselves, they could then be questioned/cross-examined!
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One doctor read my chart and cross-examined me about my genetic material.
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The Amazon executive will be cross-examined by lawyers for Staples on Wednesday.
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To have them be cross-examined [by the perpetrator] is just outright cruel.
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We're not getting into whether or not you corroborated, contradicted, examined, cross-examined.
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In her role, she cross-examined former President Nixon's secretary Rose Mary Woods.
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He was cross-examined by James Vann, assistant chief counsel for the ATF.
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In Spanish trials, defendants are usually cross-examined at the start of the trial.
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Wa Lone, who was cross-examined last week, said the interrogation process was abusive.
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Sylvie was also cross-examined about whether or not she felt love toward Raniere.
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" 'I thought it was strange," said Raissi, whose testimony has not been cross-examined.
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Fung's testimony ultimately proves to be disastrous when he's cross-examined by the defense.
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Liss spent five hours on the stand being cross-examined by the defendant's lawyer.
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John Kennedy said he think it's important that witnesses be heard and cross-examined.
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The defense will call witnesses, who will testify and be cross-examined by prosecutors.
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Milligan is a witness in the case and set to be cross-examined this week.
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Mitchell cross-examined Ford at the hearing, questioning if Ford's testimony was reliable and credible.
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But Mr. Nel, who cross-examined Dr. Scholtz, suggested that Mr. Pistorius had not expressed remorse.
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One student asked the former Alabama senator whether whistleblowers should be allowed to be cross-examined.
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"He's trying to testify in the press without being cross-examined," a prosecutor, Joseph Cullen, said.
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Defense attorney Donna Rotunno then cross-examined Sciorra, testing her memory, character, life choices, and endurance.
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In effect, he was being cross-examined by Judge Amy Berman Jackson for being Roger Stone.
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Number two is, how he testifies in court and whether or not he is properly cross-examined.
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Republicans and Democrats on the panel examined and cross-examined the group -- picking over their answers repeatedly.
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Witnesses could even be cross-examined by interested parties to provide some counterbalance to the government's perspective.
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Johnny's team has maintained Amber is afraid to make her claims under oath and get cross-examined.
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Mr. Cannick, Mr. Ellison's lawyer, cross-examined Mr. Hernandez about his account of being kidnapped and robbed.
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Day 13: Tuesday, October 25 Sparks flew in the courtroom as the lead defense attorney cross-examined Stoddard.
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Najib told the court he would be taking the stand to testify and be cross-examined by prosecutors.
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Yet, he found himself being cross examined over his high school drinking habits in front of the world.
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Prosecution lawyer Shanaka Jayasuriya said in court that he would oppose his witnesses being cross examined, without elaborating.
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Fields' attorney, Denise Lunsford, tried to paint her client as a sympathetic character as she cross-examined Young.
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Another time, enraged when the prosecution failed to call a key witness, he cross-examined an empty chair.
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I have cross-examined many snitches in federal courtrooms across the country who I am certain were lying.
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The detective, who has since died, could not be cross-examined during the trial because he was ill.
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Dagens Næringsliv reports that Økokrim is thought to have already cross-examined four former Tidal employees for 25 hours.
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Other library staff say they have been cross-examined in the wider investigation, with some having their homes searched.
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Allred is there repping several Cosby accusers, but NOT Andrea Constand ... who was cross-examined Wednesday by Cosby's attorney.
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Victims both testify and are cross-examined during preliminary hearings for sexual assault in her home province of Ontario.
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Cosby's accuser, Andrea Constand, is back on the stand today where she'll be cross-examined by the comedian's lawyer.
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Once White is finished being cross-examined, Johnson & Johnson will begin its defense, which is expected to last several weeks.
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Indeed, Cosby's attorney effectively cross-examined police detectives whose tasks involved little more than reading Constand's statements into the record.
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During her time on the stand, the girl was cross-examined by both her alleged abusers, the News Herald reports.
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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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During an evidentiary hearing, Wright cross-examined a veteran police detective named James Dugan who was involved with this case.
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Those admissions are likely to become a focal point for Manafort's defense team when he is cross examined on Tuesday.
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The defendant's attorney then cross-examined the woman about the alleged sexual assault, at which time Russo also began questioning her.
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But right now she would like to be able to say it under oath, and she's willing to be cross-examined.
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"I did not look at it as a rescue," Daniels said, while being cross-examined by a lawyer for the claimants.
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The experts were basically cross examined and admitted to, yeah, this doesn't quite work the way that we thought it would.
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Over the summer, Gates was cross examined about his work for the inauguration in the trial of his former boss, Paul Manafort.
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He gave an unsworn statement, meaning that the judge will consider it but Bergdahl won&apost be cross-examined by the prosecutors.
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He stuck to his story when cross-examined by Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters, who showed Tensing several snippets from the video.
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One woman, Jessica Mann, appeared to have a panic attack on Monday while being cross-examined by Weinstein's lawyer, BuzzFeed News reports.
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No complaints filedDuring the trial, Sauvage and her daughters were cross-examined as to why they had never lodged official complaints against Marot.
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"It's horrible," Doug Rappaport says about the possibility that Huskins may be cross-examined by Matthew Muller at the hearing, scheduled for Tuesday.
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The court would then hear evidence from the first police witness, who would be cross-examined by defence lawyers, Khin Maung Zaw said.
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But they will also be cross-examined by government lawyers, who will look for discrepancies and try to poke holes in their stories.
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The defendant, acting as her own lawyer, spoke of herself in the third person as she cross-examined the detective about the rabbits.
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Survivors could once again be forced by their schools to face or be cross-examined by their attackers, a counterproductive and traumatizing experience.
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During the hearing in Norristown, Ms. Troiani was cross-examined by Mr. Cosby's lawyer Monique Pressley about how Mr. Steele reopened the criminal investigation.
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The first one-and-a-half days featured Hogan on the stand taking questions from his lawyers and being cross examined by Gawker's attorneys.
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But Cleveland Scene reported today that the grand jury not only never took a vote on an indictment, it never cross-examined the officers.
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When a prosecutor cross-examined Salinas, the prosecutor said Salinas had told investigators she didn't recall exactly what happened, the New York Times reported.
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At some point beyond that, she will take the witness stand and be cross-examined by the lawyers who have called her a liar.
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Sean Malone, a lawyer for Officer Caesar Goodson, cross-examined police Detective Thomas Curtis on the second day of an administrative disciplinary hearing Tuesday.
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Stoddard, who has not yet been cross-examined about this testimony, also testified Monday about a series of messages Harris exchanged with various women.
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THE BIG IDEA: Steve Castor, the lawyer representing Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee, advanced a novel argument as he cross-examined Bill Taylor.
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Witnesses, for example, may be cross-examined and each side — the House managers and the impeached person — can make closing arguments before the Senate.
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"The court deemed that the importance of being cross examined in person in the UK is more important than my personal safety," he added.
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Mitchell, by contrast, cross-examined Ford publicly on the floor of the Senate Judiciary Committee, with tens of millions of people watching on television.
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And those documents can't be cross-examined, she pointed out (although Manafort's attorney's have indicated they may try to show Gates forged his boss's signature).
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The witnesses will give evidence and will be cross-examined during a month-long committal hearing scheduled to take place from March 5 next year.
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But in court, she was silent: Though her defense team cross-examined the prosecution's witnesses, it rested without calling a single one of its own.
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A Westpac spokesman said it would not be appropriate to comment further on the issue "as Westpac's witness is currently being cross-examined" by Orr.
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They'll be cross-examined by Pell's criminal defense barrister, Robert Richter, who is well known in Australia for his lengthy and forensic questioning of witnesses.
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"I can't remember receiving any of those requests," the 61-year-old said when cross-examined by prosecutor Emma Deacon, for the Serious Fraud Office (SFO).
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Baltimore Circuit Judge Martin Welch had ruled that Syed's original lawyer, Cristina Gutierrez, should have cross-examined a witness about the reliability of cellphone tower evidence.
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The defense attorneys in that case were made aware of the video and cross-examined the officer while he was on the stand, according to Mosby.
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Instead, it took four days: Potter flipped through the boxes in the courtroom, yanking out whatever seemed interesting, while Fisher cross-examined witnesses on the fly.
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When he cross-examined the government's star witness, a tax lawyer involved in the scheme, Mr. Berke asked him to take part in some role play.
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In my career, I have cross-examined dozens of women who had made allegations against my clients similar to what Blasey Ford said happened to her.
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All of the officers seemed to be decent human beings, though when cross-examined, a few times one of them had to admit he was confused.
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" Citing the Trump University lawsuit, Mr. Cruz asked voters to imagine "the Republican nominee on the stand in court, being cross-examined about whether he committed fraud.
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For me, the "oh shit" moment was when I had finished my direct testimony and I was sitting in the witness chair waiting to be cross-examined.
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For instance, autocratic Chinese business bosses, notably from state-owned enterprises, loathe being cross-examined in foreign commercial courts or arbitration tribunals, and often do badly there.
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Ordinarily, the witness is able to testify and is then cross-examined by the other lawyer; I would have had no problem conducting the trial this way.
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One of Weinstein's lawyers, Damon Cheronis, cross-examined her about her continued contact with Weinstein after the alleged attack, including friendly emails and a meeting in London.
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Defense attorney Donna Rotunno cross-examined Sciorra after her testimony, focusing on Sciorra&aposs lack of memories from the encounter that took place nearly two decades ago.
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After the papers had been split by gender, the team cross-examined the various properties of male-led research, such as research field, paper length, and professional experience.
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Chapman was cross examined by the state on Thursday, and the prosecution attempted to pick holes in her story of Syed's whereabouts at the time of the murder.
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Gonzalez cross-examined the agent, focusing primarily on why the agent had a loaded gun if he was off duty — and why he left it in the car.
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Senator Alan Cayetano cross-examined Matobato for much of the proceedings, saying the self-professed hitman's testimony regarding Duterte was based on "assumptions," not actions he witnessed himself.
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Kuvin said one of his teenaged clients endured "a rigorous deposition where she was heavily cross-examined by Epstein's lawyers" and was prepared to testify at his trial.
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The motion came less than 24 hours before a scheduled hearing in the trial, which would have seen a number of Apple executives cross-examined before the court.
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" Cross-examined about the potential treatment by the barrister for GOSH, the US-based doctor said there was "a small but significant chance of improvement in the brain.
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His lawyer said he intended to give a short statement, but when a judge informed Andressian he could then be cross-examined, he appeared to change his mind.
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"Some of the Commonwealth's witnesses were also effectively cross-examined, and therefore that left relatively little for the defense to introduce in their case-in-chief," McAndrews says.
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Dick Durbin cross-examined Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen during a hearing on Capitol Hill on Tuesday about what happened at the meeting they both attended last week.
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"I would like every distributor to carry every network I have and carry it at 100 percent penetration," Martin said, when cross-examined by AT&T attorney Daniel Petrocelli.
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He told the lawyers he had thought about Mr. Roof's performance in the hearings, in which he had cross-examined Dr. Ballenger and persuaded him to alter a diagnosis.
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"If the whistleblower's allegations are turned into an impeachment article, it's imperative that the whistleblower be interviewed in public, under oath, and cross-examined," Graham told Fox on Sunday.
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While being cross-examined in court, Zuma infamously claimed that taking a shower after having sex with someone who is HIV-positive would reduce his risk of contracting the virus.
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" Swetnick's lawyer Avenatti said in a tweet on Monday that his client "has offered to take a polygraph test, meet with the FBI and be cross examined by Kavanaugh's lawyers.
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I want you to think about, if this man is the nominee, having the Republican nominee... (BELL RINGS) ... on the stand in court, being cross-examined about whether he committed fraud.
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"I want you to think that if this man is the nominee, having the Republican nominee on the stand in court being cross-examined about whether he committed fraud," Cruz said.
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The other victim, who testified and was cross-examined at the trial, issued a statement through his solicitor saying he found it hard to take comfort in the verdict for now.
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"Of all the prosecution witnesses that have testified and been cross-examined, no proof" of legally sufficient evidence could be made against the defendants, Khin Maung Zaw told reporters after the hearing.
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At one point, Apple's lawyer cross-examined him and presented to the court a print out of some of the titles of his YouTube videos in an attempt to paint him as biased.
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They noted that their client during the ensuing years was allowed to legally enter the country and a potential defense witness died of cancer before he could be cross-examined by defense lawyers.
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RBS's final offer remains a fraction of the 200 to 230 pence per share that shareholders bought RBS shares at in 2008 and denies investors the prospect of seeing Goodwin cross-examined in court.
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The final offer remains a fraction of the 200 to 230 pence per share that shareholders paid for RBS shares in 2008 and denies investors the prospect of seeing Goodwin cross-examined in court.
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Jessica Mann broke down in tears during her testimony while being aggressively cross examined by Weinstein's attorney Donna Rotunna, who alleged that the contact between Mann and her client was "transactional" and therefore consensual.
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Judge, the other person identified by Ford as an attacker, through his lawyer, issued a statement denying any of the allegations, although he was not cross-examined by the committee, as Democrats have requested.
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When cross examined by the prosecution, he acknowledged that the pants Jean was wearing did not have pockets, possible countering Guyger's account that she could not see his hands when she fatally shot him.
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It may be more difficult to prove their claims and as they may now be directly cross-examined by their harasser — a potentially traumatic experience and one that could lead to fear of reporting.
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Ukrainian General Prosecutor Yuriy Lutsenko said the Kremlin has allowed Yanukovich to be cross-examined merely as a public relations stunt, pointing to Russian insistence the testimony coincide with the third anniversary of the protests.
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Zuma's lawyers said the testimony at the inquiry so far had not implicated the former president in corruption or fraud, so he should not be cross-examined but should merely answer questions for clarification purposes.
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It's a particularly important question as Apple heads to court tomorrow, defending its encryption policy before a judge for the first time, with product security chief Eric Neuenschwander set to testify and be cross-examined.
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Cross-examined by William Boyce, a lawyer for Boath, Leighton agreed that Japan's Sumitomo and China Development Bank sought Memoranda of Understanding to deepen relationships with Barclays after investing in the bank in June 2008.
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These rules would reduce the mandatory reporting requirements institutions currently face on the matter and require live hearings on sexual assault allegations where accusers could even be cross-examined by a representative of their attackers.
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Prosecutor John Reading cross examined defense witness Dr Richard Latham, a British psychiatrist, stating "even when he was at his most aggressive, even when he was torturing her, his conduct to her was very controlled".
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Kingsley Abbott, senior international legal advisor at the International Commission of Jurists, said the fact the guards were not called to be cross-examined by the defense appeared to violate Vanny's right to a fair trial.
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However, when cross-examined by Haddox, Weaver admitted she had known she was pregnant, took supplements and drank alcohol in an attempt to induce a miscarriage and saw the baby moving and breathing shortly after birth.
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Specifically, Syed's new lawyers maintain that his attorney, Cristina Gutierrez, should have cross-examined an expert witness for the prosecution about the reliability of cell tower location data that was used as evidence against their client.
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Even though there was plenty of evidence that Demjanjuk worked at the Sobibor death camp, the only witness who could corroborate this had died and could no longer be cross-examined, according to The Jerusalem Post.
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The judge erred, Mr. Green said, by basing his sentence in part on statements by other women who say they were abused by Mr. Cosby, and by not allowing them to be cross-examined at sentencing.
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He has not yet been cross-examined by Atilla's attorneys, who are expected to question his credibility given that Zarrab claimed his innocence for more than a year until his surprise guilty plea was revealed this week.
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On Wednesday, the defense cross-examined witnesses in open court, including Bernard Barrett, a researcher for Broken Rites, an advocacy group for victims of clergy abuse, who said he received an email from a victim in 2014.
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"It's important that the prosecutors pursued this case," said Bader, even though they knew they would have to contend with misconceptions about how survivors behave after they are attacked, especially when Haley and Mann were cross-examined.
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Prosecutor John Reading cross examined defense witness Dr Richard Latham, a British psychiatrist, stating "even when he was at his most aggressive, even when he was torturing her (Sumarti Ningsih), his conduct to her was very controlled".
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Defense Attorney Brian McMonagle, who spent much of his opening argument Monday emphasizing Castor's decision not to prosecute in 2005, cross-examined him, highlighting the different dates Constand initially gave to investigators about when the alleged assault occurred.
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Our Johnny sources are scoffing ... they never believed she was supposed to be in London a week ago and that the story was concocted so she wouldn't have to be cross-examined under oath about the alleged beating.
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Gates, 46, is expected to be cross-examined for about another hour by Manafort's attorney Kevin Downing before prosecutors get a second chance to try and undo some of the possibly damaging testimony he gave during their redirect.
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She said complainants should be allowed to record their evidence when it is fresh in their minds, rather than be expected to repeat it many times over — and finally to be aggressively cross-examined in court years later.
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All this is before Christine Blasey Ford has even testified -- or been cross-examined by the Republican Judiciary Committee's flank of all men, some of whom have suggested that Kavanaugh should be confirmed no matter what Ford says.
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Or so said an F.B.I. agent, Jonathan Mosser, when he was cross-examined by Mr. Pellicano at his trial: Mr. Pellicano: Who was the person that told you that Mr. Pellicano took audio files and stored them off site?
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Professor Jeremy Gans, who teaches on all aspects of the criminal justice system at Melbourne University, told CNN there are services in place to help complainants try to prepare to be cross examined, but it's not an easy process.
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In 1990, he slammed a Supreme Court ruling that upheld laws protecting sexually abused children from having to testify face-to-face with the accused in open court and instead be allowed to testify and be cross-examined at another location.
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"The inconsistencies among the officers' video-recorded statements, their prewritten and un-cross-examined statements to the grand jury, and the video of the shooting underscore how important it is for the city to finally hold these officers accountable," Chandra said.
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He actually said he got it from Cohen and I mean, he says it on TV, Dershowitz cross-examined him brilliantly and got him to say he got the tapes from Cohen and there were numerous tapes with President Trump.
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The judge cited as an example that when cross-examined about a claim to the media in February that 90 million cans had been produced, Storey explained that Rich "had produced 90 million cans, but had not yet filled and sold them".
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Zuma's lawyers told Zondo that the former president, who has been testifying since Monday, had been brought to the inquiry under "false pretences" because he was being cross-examined, whereas he thought he would only have to answer straightforward points of clarity.
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When she cross-examined Annabella Sciorra, the actress who said Weinstein raped her in her apartment during the winter of 1993 or 1994, she asked why Sciorra had never gone to the emergency room, called the police, or confronted her doorman about letting Weinstein inside.
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While Dr. Persechino was being cross-examined, Officer Pantaleo's lawyers and prosecutors from the Civilian Complaint Review Board exchanged heated words, as one of the officer's lawyers, Stuart London, suggested that Mr. Garner was in poor health and caused his own death by resisting arrest.
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"This trial is not going to be easy on the plaintiff because he's going to be deposed and cross-examined and his H.R. history from the first day of his first job ever to now is all going to be exposed," Mr. Cardozo said.
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They will be rooting for Ford—some visibly and others silently—when she is cross-examined by the female prosecutor hired by Republican men who fear and oppose the honorable search for truth that an FBI background check, not a partisan show trial hearing, could provide.
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Though Schneider tried to what he believed is the "right" thing, according to People, Elvira&aposs lawyers filed a motion to have the actor&aposs letter removed from the record until a hearing can be arranged where he can be cross-examined about his reported financial struggles.
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The other side: When cross-examined by AT&T and Time Warner lawyer Daniel Petrocelli, Martin said that the company needed more data, which it might get from the merger, to combat falling ad revenues as a result of fewer people subscriber to traditional video services.
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On Tuesday, his seventh day on the witness stand, Mr. Wildstein was cross-examined by a lawyer for Bridget Anne Kelly, a former deputy chief of staff to Mr. Christie who is on trial with Bill Baroni, Mr. Christie's former top staff appointee at the Port Authority.
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Facebook's problems extend forever out of the idea that we are all different clumps of data generation The photos you post are interpreted by Facebook's programs to automatically recognize your face; the interests you communicate via text are collated and cross-examined by algorithms to serve you advertising.
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At one master class, the Swiss cellist and composer Thomas Demenga, a musician of piercing intelligence who appears rarely in this country, cross-examined Coleman Itzkoff, a graduate student of Kirshbaum's at U.S.C. Itzkoff essayed the Prelude of Bach's Fifth Suite, exhibiting a flawless technique and keen musicality.
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The question of whether Sergeant Barry had reason to fear for his life is at the heart of the defense, and the testimony of Officer Rosario, who is to be cross-examined on Tuesday, contradicted the opening statement from Sergeant Barry's lawyer, who said Ms. Danner was swinging hard at the sergeant's head when he fired.
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The body has special rules that govern impeachment trial proceedings; Rule VI says, "The Senate shall have power to compel the attendance of witnesses," and those rules go on to detail how witnesses ought to be treated, how they are to be examined and cross-examined, and what happens if a senator needs to be called as a witness.
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Late last week one of the ACLU's staff attorneys was cross-examined in the High Court in Ireland as an expert witness in a piece of litigation focused on Facebook's use of a data transfer mechanism to authorize its processing of Europeans' data in the U.S. The court hearing started last Tuesday and is expected to last for three weeks.
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Documents studied by Sir John Chilcot and his team Days passed since the report was announced British servicemen and women that lost their lives in Iraq Witnesses cross-examined by the inquiry Years since the start of the Iraq War Number of times former Prime Minister Tony Blair has been interviewed for the inquiry Have something to add to this story?
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For example, Dr. Irwin Jacobs (Qualcomm Co-Founder), Steve Mollenkopf (Qualcomm CEO), and Dr. James Thompson (Qualcomm CTO) gave such long, fast, and practiced narratives on direct examination that Qualcomm's counsel had to tell the witnesses to slow down...By contrast, when cross examined by the FTC, each witness was very reluctant and slow to answer, and at times cagey.
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Howard SchmittGreen Tree, Pa. To the Editor: How can it be concluded that there was no conspiracy between Russia and the Trump campaign given that President Trump was never cross-examined by the investigators, the content of Mr. Trump's private meetings with Vladimir Putin has never been disclosed, and Mr. Trump's subordinates, including Paul Manafort and Roger Stone, lied to the investigators?
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Defense lawyers cross-examined Mr. Davis at length, eliciting acknowledgments that he had been squeezed for money, had taken $100,000 from a charity he ran, had mislabeled expenses on his taxes and had lied to many people, including investigators with the S.E.C. Mr. Walters's lawyers suggested that Mr. Davis had misled prosecutors about his sports gambling habits and his contact with prostitutes, at one point reading into the record phone numbers for escort services in Chicago, Denver, New York and San Francisco that Mr. Davis, who told prosecutors he had not hired prostitutes in recent years, had called in 2010, 2011 and 2014.
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