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Is it necessary for the prosecution to call every person who has some knowledge about the facts of the case to be a witness.?
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Who is eligible to be a witness for divorce document?
An unrelated, and uninterested third party.An unrelated, and uninterested third party.An unrelated, and uninterested third party.An unrelated, and uninterested third party.
Can a person sign a non prosecution form?
No. Prosecution is the option of the government, not the individual. Even if an individual wishes not to assist in prosecution, the person can be compelled to act as a witness. Generally speaking, the only exception would be that privileged communication (spouse, minister, doctor, lawyer) is protected. Anyone else can be forced to testify.
Can the prosecution witness be jailed?
i believe that its the witnesses choice wheather they want to see the person they accused of a crime, if the accused refuses it then that is there choice it should not be against the law not to allow a witness to see the accused.
What is a rebuttal witness?
A Rebuttal witness is a witness who's testimony contradicts another witness. For example in a murder case the defence might call a character witness to provide evidence that the accused was a mild mannered nice guy. A rebuttal witness might be called by the prosecution to provide contradictory evidence of the accused's character and might testify that the person was violent, bad tempered or abusive. Experts are often called to testify for the prosecution and the defence will then often call other (rebuttal) experts who might have reached a different conclusion.
Who is Romaine Heilger in The Witness For the Persecution?
Romaine Heilger is a person passed as the wife of Leonard Vole in the story "The Witness for the Prosecution." However, they aren't legally married. (This is just for the story; in the movie, Romaine is called Christine I think).
What do you call a person in the witness stand?
Generally speaking, a witness. They can be a witness for the defense or a witness for the prosecution in a criminal case. They can be a witness for the defense or a witness for the plaintiff in a civil case. If they are testifying in behalf of someone they would rather be testifying against, they are called a "hostile witness." NOTE: This question would be better to have been asked under the Legal or Law category so I will move it there.
How many types of witnesses are there?
In mocktrial there are only two types of witnesses, LAY witness which is a witness with first hand knowledge. And the other one is an EXPERT witness which is a person lke a doctor or a bartender ect.
What does the quote I firmly believe that whoever listens to you witness becomes a witness mean?
To actually listen is to taken knowledge of something and then use it or respond to it, so basically what the person meant was if a person takes in and uses what they hear about the Bible, then they too will want to spread the knowledge they have received. They in turn would too become a witness in order to help in the preaching work.
What movement advocated the view that persons achieved salvation through a special knowledge that is denied the average person?
jahovas witness
If a person is called to the court as witness is it necessary for him to attend?
If a person is not able to attend a trial, many times the witness can make an official statement, called a deposition.Added: YES, it IS necessary. While the above statement could be true in rare circumstances - unless the witness is near death or suffering from grave injuries preventing his attendance, a court will seldom, if ever, accept a depostion in lieu of live testimony, during which the witness can be cross examined.
What are types of witnesses?
The courts recognize two types of witnesses: expert witness (a person who has special knowledge or training and can educate the judge or jury when needed--such as a medical expert) and a general or "fact" witness (a person who can relay facts without opinion as to what happened).
What is a first-person witness?
A first-person witness is someone who directly experiences or observes an event, incident, or situation and can provide firsthand knowledge or testimony about it. This individual can offer personal accounts or details based on what they themselves saw, heard, or experienced.
