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this is called an immunity
(in the US) The prosecution presents its case first.
Generally, witnesses for both the prosecution and defense are sequestered during the entire trial. That is, they are held outside the courtroom and prohibited from speaking with each other or watching other testimony.
The prosecution filed a motion to admit expert testimony.
After giving their opening statements in court, lawyers present evidence to support their case through witness testimony, exhibits, and other relevant materials. They may also challenge the other party's evidence through cross-examination and objections. Additionally, they may make legal arguments based on the evidence presented.
You will have to go out into the world and witness to the people, that Jesus died for them and their sins.
An expert witness becomes an expert witness to make a lot of money, so getting one anywhere for free, without there being some circumstances that require an independent expert, is highly unlikely. People spend years trying to write publications and get their name out there as an expert, so when they finally get there, they arent looking to give a discount.
The witness's testimony was found guilty, therefore the suspect was claimed innocent.
The witness was called to testify in court about what they had seen.
In a court case, it is mandatory for the defense to give all info to the prosecution and vice versa, upon request. * Any witness or defendant does not have to impart information that might be self incriminating. However, a person who deliberately witholds information that does not affect their personal legal status can be charged with obstruction of justice and other criminal offenses.
You can refer to the judge as Judge or Your Honor. You would start by greeting them and then you speak in the third person if you are the defendant representing yourself. "Good morning Your Honor," The defendant in this case is charged with (insert crime here). The defense will attempt to show that: (and you put your strategy here.) Keep in mind that you dont have to give an opening statement. In most cases before a judge, the prosecution waives the statement and the defense follows with no statement. The judge then informs the prosecution that they can proceed to call their first witness. KEEP IN MIND THAT YOU CAN ONLY ASK QUESTIONS! When you are allowed to cross examine, you must only ask questions!! IF you make one statement to the witness, the prosecution will object and you will be over ruled and you risk making the case weak.
One who can give a firsthand account of something seen, heard, or experienced:a witness to the accident.The witness went at the court to provide informations about the accident.