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You know, I've personally asked them to sign affidavits testifying to how they voted

And they had one of the attorneys that I had a problem with several years ago come testify at my trial and sentencing hearing,

which is too outrageous for him to be able to do or he will testify in court

Jamie Gorelick was right there testifying at the Senate hearings, and they put on their little show.

i may actually have a couple of other people there to testify

While the officer who wrote the ticket can write the ticket, he can't testify in court.

She's going to be coming to Austin and San Marcos to testify about the dangers of putting

And she's going to be coming to Austin, she's going to be coming to San Marcos, to testify

right across the street from the San Marcos City Hall, where we're going to be testifying

sign their name on the ledger to testify at the meeting at 7.

and put themselves on the list to testify, I will be among them, I'm going to be testifying

but considering the heavy hitters we had there testifying for it, we all pretty much looked at it like I had the chance to email

And the attorneys advised me not to let my fiance come to court and testify that he was

to testify against the mandatory microchipping of all pets in San Marcos.

You actually need that witness to come into court and testify on your own that they saw the accident,

and that they can testify that that driver admitted that they did the wrong act.

You'll have to have the doctors testify as to the injuries and the nature of the industry, injuries.

You'll have to have somebody from the accounting department at the hospital testify

to testify against the mandatory microchipping of all pets in San Marcos.

on a mission to testify against the mandatory microchipping of all pets in San Marcos.

I'm going to testify before the City Council there, maybe just for three minutes, but there's

going to be probably 30 or 40 of us, so we're going to be testifying all night there, and

Please come out and show your support as Dr. Albrecht tours Central Texas on a mission to testify against the mandatory microchipping of all pets in San Marcos.

gets a couple witnesses to testify and brings a lawsuit.

And if they let me testify, I'll do it, too.

and wear a suit when I go to testify,

Former political operative Karl Rove and former White House counsel Harriet Myers will testify

and it made me think of a subpoena I got in the mail the other day to testify

and well, what I discovered is you have to go testify.

I said, you're forcing me to testify from the end of a barrel of a gun,

They can't force you to testify against yourself or your spouse,

say for example, what if I had a friend that I wanted to testify on behalf of,

If I did, well, if I'm summoned under subpoena to testify, then I've got an out.

I get to testify on behalf of my friend, and I get to say, well, they made me.

and that way I still get to testify on behalf of my friend,

And she was just beside herself that she's going to have to go and testify against her nephew.

What happens if she doesn't testify, doesn't say a word?

So what I told her to do was tell the prosecutor, I refuse to testify.

And, you know, do that in court in front of the judge and the prosecutor and get the prosecutor to force you to testify.

I don't want to testify.

When should I bring up the fact that I have the whole conversation recording? I wouldn't take your recording and reduce it to writing and testify to every single word of the Bailiff said.

Andrew Cuomo from compelling former Merrill CEO John Thane to testify about the bonus

Andrew Cuomo from compelling former Merrill CEO John Thane to testify about the bonus

If you honestly believe that you were born on a certain day and you testify to what you're honest to believe,

a officer gets up on the stand and gives false testimony they call it testifying they see

So we had a bipartisan both legislative branch meeting today where a few of us ended up testifying

So I subpoenaed her into the misdemeanor case to testify about all these

Because if they're indicted, then they're not credible witnesses, credible officials for the purpose of testifying before the court

Everybody has, if you're ever forced to testify because they ordered my husband to testify and I'm going to have to give you this

Well, if you go to 511campaign.org, there's a big red link that says how you can testify against the federal ID in Texas. Click here.

It will ask you the name of the bill that you're testifying against, and it would be HB4036.

And he didn't testify very long.

I have a friend who was trying to fight a traffic ticket and they had the cop go in and testify on the witness stand in the case.

There's another problem with that too, Deborah, and that is if they're testifying while wearing their uniform.

Because they're supposed to be testifying in their capacity as a person, as an individual.

but they're supposed to be testifying and filing the criminal complaint in their capacity as an individual.

You know, generally when the cop is getting ready to testify, the first thing they have him do or somebody do is to set up the television and the video player so that you can see his camera and everything that went on.

You were not advised of your rights of testifying against yourself.

Did the city council give you permission to testify at the Capitol on a bill that would

The first amendment too, so the chief can testify.

And secondly, it frees up the overtime that we spend for police officers to testify so

to keep from testifying against themselves to protect someone else's life.

Now, he is speaking to the evidence, which he is forbidden to do, and he is testifying from the bench.

who was the landlord of two 9-eleven hijackers was not allowed to testify

letter asked if he could attend the hearings and actually testify before the

When the officer begins to testify, we object to the testimony because it is the opinion of the officer that I am driving a motor vehicle that's not a fact that's been established before the court.

Right. The officer cannot testify that you were driving a motor vehicle.

He can only testify to facts.

You can testify that you were operating a vehicle while in commerce, but driving a motor vehicle would be a legal conclusion based on the fact that you were in commerce.

He can come to that conclusion, but he can't testify to it in court.

In court, he can only testify to the facts that led him to that conclusion.

So if he attempts to testify to it, the object implies facts, not an evidence.

In direct violation of the law, he's not allowed to testify to the evidence or speak to the evidence,

and he's certainly not allowed to testify from the bench.

Subcommittee hearing, public hearing, this is the bill that if you're gonna show up or testify or submit a written testimony for any bill, this is the one that would require hand counted paper ballots across the entire state of Texas.

It will become part of the public record. If you can, also please go to the Capitol and testify in person. The hearing is at 2 p.m.

The prosecutor is clearly stating that they are testifying this evidence is this man giving this test

They will file any charge they want to, they will do any amount of testifying, they feel like it

well now John, John let me ask you something did y'all get anybody to dress up like Hitler and go in there and testify for the checkpoints

He would go to the hearings and testify in front of the city council and whatnot

Well, what about the, I mean, they would have to testify, right?

So the officer is testifying to a conclusion rather than a fact.

You get the people on that jury considering the reasonable doubt of what this cop is trying to testify to, and they can't convict you, not with a reasonable doubt.

from the public their right to testify in the public hearing I would certainly it makes

to those who testify against him, who avoids delaying constantly the progress of the trial

testify at the public hearing however I do it's my understanding that the legislature

the chairman violated this person's right to testify and I also want to add too is that

you were telling me Richard didn't even get to testify because he was so distracted and

Who's going to testify for the government?

He had not gone to testify about it.

But he was going to testify?

If he cannot testify for the state, his evidence in the form of the ticket is also disqualified, as is his complaint.

He has violated due process procedure by testifying from the bench and speaking to the evidence directly from the bench

Here in Texas that's a major no-no, the judge may not testify from the bench nor may the judge speak to the evidence

And then by law, these credit agencies have to either give it to him or they have to testify that they do not exist, one or the other.

No testifying here.

and he went through a lot of court trials testifying on this

That was a hoot. The judge is not allowed to testify from the bench nor is the judge allowed and barred, in fact, by law from addressing and speaking to any of the evidence presented, including witness testimony.

If that officer pulls that pocket notebook out and starts reading from it while he's testifying,

and can testify as to what was actually happening and be believable.

She could testify to his state and his actions at that time.

Advocacy Centers testifying for it at both hearings and they have some hospitals testing

We were not there to testify against it on the Friday.

and he's supposed to testify the 14th of this month against the sheriff.

So they would have to release him to go testify if he subpoenaed?

any evidence or to testify from the bench says it does not say that after I'd already

time testifying to that yes we did they'll arrest you and make up something on the way

by intimidating a witness to keep the witness from testifying against the county attorney.

No one can go to the examining trial and testify to hearsay.

So they would have to call these contractors in and have them testify.

And if the contractors testify that they were inside your house,

who have personal knowledge of the circumstances can testify before the grand jury.

he can't testify to that hearsay information to the grand jury because it's hearsay.

Before the grand jury, they have to bring the competent fact witness to testify.

did you want the transcript of the grand jury hearing and find out what they testify to?

He says, if you don't testify at this point, then I'm going to find you guilty.

I even have a witness in the car with me at the time to testify, so I got him up on the stand, and it didn't mean anything against the officer's testimony.

Now, the only way you can talk to the grand jury is if the grand jury specifically requests that you testify before them.

knowledge by an affiant competent to testify to the matter stated.

Now you're testifying.

He says, no, I'm not testifying.

because I was a witness in the first case where I tried to testify and the judge said,

And testifying is becoming a common practice.

So the attorney is testifying.

And we got him to basically testify in our favor

The attorney can't testify to anything anyway.

because I didn't testify, they have taken their record as 100% and just ignored all the facts,

is not allowed to testify. The only way the attorney can get that in is he has to have

Actually it can if you have a witness testify to its validity. For instance, he asked the

verify it or anything of such thing but you have a live human being testifying to its

anything on his own because then he would be entering evidence and testifying and witness

and the prosecutor or the attorney can't testify. Does that make sense? As far as I know that

And can you testify to the veracity of this? The evidence would be entered by the witness,

I'm going to get him to testify to the criminal complaint that he signed under penalty of

him to describe the accident and he can only testify to what he personally saw. And so

The U.K. Guardian says Dick Cheney could be forced to testify to Congress over allegations

to be an earnest searcher after the truth, who is courteous to those who testify against

In the documents I sent to Cherokee County, I accused the police of testifying.

I claimed that that was a term made up by the police to define how they testify before

court and has a police officer testify, you'll have an opportunity to try this out, to lie.

court to testify against me.

The fact that you refuse to testify can be a mitigating factor in that the prosecutor

to testify.

against fear and they always take the word of the policeman and testifying has become

Well, police have even a term for it, they call it testifying.

In the locker room and the rest of that, it's a joke because it's a combination of testifying

and lying and they know what the meaning of that word is, it's testifying.

Yeah, they wouldn't be able to beat the crap out of this guy and then go testify about it.

would not allow these personnel to come and testify,

And they stated in their own testifying that I was waiting for Austin PD. I was waiting for a real policeman. Oh, you have gave me some great tools to use.

And my attorney looked over at me and said, you know, she's going to have to testify.

And when a pro se litigant is testifying, it's not necessary for the pro se litigant to ask himself questions.

And that's what generally is the case when you're pro se and you want to testify.

When you want to testify, nobody asks you questions.

You get the officer to testify that this evidence was within the recording.

vehicle, he is testifying to a conclusion because he has assumed facts, not an evidence

I can testify to how well that works.

Well, Randy, I think the time in 2007 when that attorney came to testify against me at my sentencing hearing,

You can testify that you have cause to believe,

that you can testify that you weren't driving the vehicle at the time.

testify, please remove them from their position, have them sworn in and place them to stand for

Yeah. Don't give the prosecutor the ability to testify for the officer.

Someone from the original credit card company has to testify.

Go get the person you bought this from and have them come and testify that they sold it to you, and then show us evidence of the transaction.

the officer you have to get the officer to testify to the technicality and correctness

You're just trying to bring people in to testify, essentially, and put them under oath.

You're just trying to bring people in to testify, essentially,

The agent would have to come in and testify

I'm sorry, the principal would have to testify either by direct affidavit or direct testimony

The attorneys can't testify, Randy, you know that

But his testimony, while it would be sufficient to invoke the subject matter of jurisdiction of the magistrate, he can't testify to what I told him

He just can't testify for the client.

The attorney can represent one of the parties, but he can't testify for the

to say they were protected by the First Amendment from having to testify about confidential sources.

on the 5th of November at 2 p.m. to testify under oath to certain oral questions to be propounded in the instance of this case,

That if they want her to come and testify, she'll be glad to, but she works.

Their first witness testifies when their first witness prosecution witness is finished testifying.

As there is no one that can stand to testify that they witnessed this act, I have no one

a living, breathing human being whom you can testify, I'm sorry, testify, whom you can

They cannot testify to the veracity of the information because they profit by the information

then which cop intends to testify against you in court?

Because if the one that wrote the ticket is going to attempt to testify,

But what I'm saying, though, Randy, is if that cop's the one that's doing the testifying,

then bring them up here and have them testify to that fact on the stand.

And besides, you're the counsel, you can't testify.

One of them showed up to testify at the hearing, and a prosecutor was constantly hammering him, attempting to get something wrong with me.

Subpoena the principal to testify that the agent is the agent for the principal.

The agent cannot testify by affidavit, and affidavit is only your say.

And I would say most times these little collection cases they will not show up with anyone to testify.

No, no, no. When I subpoenaed the new Hays County prosecuting attorney, so her to testify

the prosecuting attorney, but anyone can testify before a grand jury if the grand jury authorizes

And we asked him, while he was on the witness stand, testifying that he'd served the process that hadn't been served.

testify as to your blood alcohol

can testify to in this instance

testify that you didn't leave in a condition

the FCC testifying that we serve the public interest pretty much all the time and more

is to get us these letters testifying that we serve the public interest but yeah, class

Yes, we need listeners who are in the Austin area to write letters testifying that 90.1, 100.1 serves the public interest

Oh, no, I'm talking about letters testifying that the radio station serves the public interest.

appearance to the clerk to make my statement of whether I'm going to, you know, testify

the appraisers testifying to what's going on and and the problem is is that they didn't

and they need letters from you listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest

And I was a good police officer. I know how to investigate. I know how to testify. And

Bernanke will testify Thursday at his confirmation hearing before the Senate Banking Committee.

and they need letters from you listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the

Operators of 90.1 are in a legal battle with the FCC to stay on the air, and they need letters from you listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest by bringing truthful news and information that no other station does.

testify that in fact this is his attorney, because he can't do it by affidavit.

need letters from your listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest by bringing

and they need letters from you listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest

in court testifying to the ticket. You're going to have a different officer testifying

and they need letters from your listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest

letters from your listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest by bringing

letters from your listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest by

and they need letters from you listeners testifying

And they need letters from you listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest

He technically is anyway, but it's better if you can testify that you put it in his hand.

And they need letters from your listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest

uh to at the polls witnesses who were testifying against me and that's a structural error that's

The problem comes when it's time to testify to that complaint in court.

He is incapable of testifying as to the proper elements that exist in the

from your listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest by bringing truthful news

It makes it very, very clear how you voir dire the officer to lead him right down the path to testify on your behalf,

Did he testify to the McDonald's person that he was drinking so he was going to fall asleep in their parking lot?

And if they testify that they pulled him over and gave him anything or tested him or whatever, then they're already lying through their teeth or testifying, as Randy says.

and they need letters from you listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest by bringing truthful news and information that no other station does.

When you put in the request, make sure you get it signed and initialed or dated, or have a witness. When they refuse to sign or date it, I always ask them, if I put you on a stand and ask you to testify about this, will you lie about me being here today?

And they always say, oh no, no, no. But I've never had that particular problem. But to make sure, you will be able to testify that you were there that day and requested that day initial and date or sign and date.

and they need letters from you listeners testifying that 90.1 serves the public interest

No, just tell him to send his butt home and when he doesn't show up to testify, you're going to demand a dismissal because the state has no witness

Cross parent company Wellpoint, asking her to testify before the subcommittee February

Angela Braley, CEO of Blue Cross parent company Wellpoint, asking her to testify before the

battle with the FCC to stay on the air, and they need letters from your listeners testifying

Who is testifying that the law is perfectly fine to accuse you under but you're not allowed to defend yourself with it

They have to bring the person who signed the affidavit and have them testify that they actually

to testifying to that complaint for the purposes of the examining trial, only the person with

firsthand knowledge of the facts can testify. The clerk couldn't do it. The clerk couldn't do it.

But now, if we wanted to be real technical, we could not only require the officer to testify,

cannot testify to that before the magistrate. The person with the personal knowledge must come before

and testify to their personal knowledge for it to be admissible in court. So now does that make

I can testify personally that an armed society is a polite society.

And even if this attorney out of Detroit is going to claim to represent them and they're going to testify

He can't testify that they appointed him

Someone from the company has to be there to testify that he, yes, he does work for the company on their behalf in this regard

The officer will be there to testify as to what's the probable cause

The attorney in question to testify and he was not...

and testify as to what was specifically in the conversation

and certainly not going to call a hearing and have you come and testify.

Or well, if I guess they don't, they don't but you can always testify that you attempted to

Dig up the Founding Fathers and have them come in here and testify?

even though all my witnesses came in to testify and never committed no gaming violation.

They go by and intimidate witnesses and intimidate them into not testifying or testify.

Not one was called to testify.

They can just call him and say, anybody can come and testify.

This would go to the officer because he's not testifying in the capacity of an ordinary

He cannot testify on the stand in his official capacity, just as he cannot create the warrant

And he is a citizen but when he starts testifying to the facts of the case, now he has special

the court and you'll see this, the officer is not allowed to testify in his official

of this police officer into the case even though this officer is not allowed to testify

He can testify based on his enhanced knowledge and that doesn't mean that he testifies in

He's still testifying in his personal capacity but with a clearly indicated enhanced knowledge

The only other issue of not bringing before a magistrate is whether or not the officer himself is qualified to testify because he becomes a criminal.

Yeah, what he's testifying is nobody's got one.

So that we can testify before them as to exactly where the legislature is destroying our Constitution

people that complained testify and the witness said that my son had told her that he committed

present to testify against you, nor is the accuser themselves in this case the actual

Well, this is the problem in the case law. You can be forced to testify to evidence that

could you testify that your results were accurate? Well, yeah. I mean, I think, I think, I think

they can, they can testify that in their opinion, they appear to be valid, that it appears that

They don't make you testify against yourself.

what they cannot do is testify at trial nor can the complaint be used as the charging instrument

And the city attorney stated that he had his witness, Officer Padilla, to testify against the individual

Well, personally, I want to know how the judges came up with the idea that this is not forcing an individual to testify against themselves.

made the accusation is the one that gets to testify against you as a witness. And so you're

You make the officer testify that he wrote that citation,

If you wanted to testify to everything on that ticket, make, model, year,

to keep me from testifying against the judge.

but you have a third party who can testify that they took this to the prosecutor's office

and you can actually call a grand jury to testify to that effect.

who is to testify, who is to sit in judgment, and so on and so forth?

it seems like if the officer gets up on the stand to testify that I was going

basically that I don't have to testify against myself.

I'm waiting for them to answer a question relative to am I compelled to actually testify

as well as State of Texas to testify that I did this, did that.

A war crimes court has ruled that model Naomi Campbell can be called to testify

without an individual being present to testify

where you didn't have to testify against your wife

can take an oath and get up on the witness stand and testify under penalty of perjury

of what truth is and able to take an oath or an affirmation and testify under penalty

Now, Kevin, you're saying that your son is willing to testify that the fight

They call it testifying.

My son said he's willing to testify in court that it was a fight between her, his mother, and him.

And your daughter is going to have to testify to that in court.

Basically you're testifying to the court that you have properly served the other side

Testifying to the Senate's Intelligence Committee, Clapper brushed aside suggestions he would

in from El Paso to testify concerning these changes, and the teacher was barely allowed

That's testifying and you need to object immediately.

The attorney is testifying.

Testifying to the Senate's Intelligence Committee, Clapper brushed aside suggestions he would

Testifying to the Senate's Intelligence Committee, Clapper brushed aside suggestions he would be beholden to the Pentagon

They claim the state as the victim when the state is neither tangible nor able to testify to any injury

Right, and I just wanted to show you, you know, make a record that the officer and or the jailer didn't testify in it

Well, other than the fact that I'd love to see Barry Satoro actually testify on the stand, not much

so he can testify.

Now, folks out there who have already submitted letters to the micro testifying

I mean, how is it that you had firsthand knowledge to be able to testify that these facts are true, that you are an incredible witness?

And so I did get a hearing postponed for like 30 days so that the bank could try and locate somebody who could testify, you know,

so that the attorney could find somebody from the bank who could testify.

They're used to improper people who just let it go because the attorneys are actually testifying as though they are the plaintiff.

They're testifying as to the facts and the veracity of the facts.

They have no right doing the verifications and no right testifying in court without their client.

We call that testifying.

Testifying to the Senate's Intelligence Committee, Clapper brushed aside suggestions he would

Actual affidavit of the testifying party then it's almost always granted unless

Testifying to the Senate's intelligence committee, Clapper brushed aside suggestions he would

And the secondary benefit is that they can't testify against me once I do file these

up until you're actually going to trial and having the cop testify. Okay. And then you

like something that you would testify as a witness to under penalty of perjury.

Yeah, because what it has to do with is letters that testify that the radio station serves the public interest.

No, you're not required to testify against yourself or offer evidence against yourself in any way, shape or form,

Now, I was in court for that, for this beating violation, and they asked me to testify.

And when I went up to testify, I said...

You don't have to testify either, and it's a very good idea not to do so.

And she said, you have to because I'm testifying, and I no longer have the right to remain silent.

That's why you don't want to testify.

You cannot be made to give any information that would incriminate you, even when you're testifying.

Yeah, but the whole point here being the reason you do not want to testify is because they're not there to look for the truth.

You can't trust a criminal to testify against the person he committed the

In a criminal complaint, you testify to your belief.

You don't testify to the absolute truth because you're not required to know the absolute truth.

wanted to testify in the grand jury.

And he said you could hire this guy who's an ex-cop to testify for you.

Because she can now be called as a witness to testify against this judge and prosecutor

Plus, attorneys can't testify.

be if the officer was present to testify to the clerk why didn't the officer sign the

why didn't the officer sign it if he was there to testify to you. My next question is going

You can absolutely testify that you were not driving.

Do not testify.

Telling them who you are, identifying yourself, is not testifying.

But talking about merits, that's testifying.

And also, anyone testifying either before a court or a magistrate

If people could be sued for their testimony, no one would dare testify

for filing a criminal complaint or reporting a crime or testifying

The policeman is going to come in there and testify

There were several FBI agents who wanted to testify, and people who signed this petition

In accordance with respondeat superior, you should subpoena Acevedo to testify in court to your sanity.

Unless you spoke to a council office and they wanted to somehow hold a hearing on it or testify before the committee.

You have the letter, you can testify that you sent it

Which means that a hostile witness is someone that you call to testify for your side who

doesn't want to testify.

you're subpoenaing or bringing to the court to testify as evidence on your side but the

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�And you are the only witness that the city attorney is calling upon to testify today

in court to testify in cases where the accused was allegedly speeding? Again, I'm not sure

to testify in such cases? Yes. Would it also be safe to say that you have had extensive

is testifying as to what the accused is personally aware of. Not only is the city attorney testifying,

know. So you're going to say you don't know. You don't know. Officer didn't you testify

A grand jury allows the government to compel citizens to testify,

a plea deal with Manning to testify against him.

A grand jury allows the government to compel citizens to testify even if they are not suspected of a crime.

deal with Manning to testify against him.

He's going to testify as to what manner and method he used to clock you on this road.

he's going to be called on to testify, in which case you're liable to prove what a thief he is,

A grand jury allows the government to compel citizens to testify even if they are not suspected of a crime.

deal with Manning to testify against him.

And that's reasonable because if you could be sued for your testimony, nobody would testify.

that nature where people are going to be testifying and so on and so forth, I'd make a point of

I don't – I don't know if I could, but I can certainly testify that I've seen it

people who have been on the news in the local area, see if they'll come and testify just

subpoena to pull them to trial to testify is denied by the court.

day, and they're getting a paycheck to do it, they cannot make the test to testify that

But in this particular case, the issue is that the person testifying to the complaint

If you don't want to fight the esoteric legal issues, then you need someone other than you to be able to testify that your speedometer is accurate

In most of the cases we deal with, you'll have a judge, he's testifying, but what we have like in the case of out of state, and that's where these mores just go. They got a guy that usually a debt buyer or something, a debt collector.

and the cop that was testifying against him started giving hearsay evidence.

You cannot force me to testify to anything in a criminal case.

with the police officers who will be testifying in court.

to testify usually results in dismissal of the case.

the officer to testify to is that the accused traveled faster than the sign said they could

if you're actually testifying if you're actually stating facts that are not on the record already in the court you need to ask yourself to be sworn in

if the other side the other opposing counsel gets up there and starts testifying you need to object saying excuse me counsel is testifying not about an argument it's not about the rules it's about facts

it's about what the other counsel knows or whatever you need to object and ask for counsel to be sworn in if he's going to testify or she this is an equal opportunity screw job you know

getting the kid's mother to testify against the son.

If she won't testify, the recording can still be used.

because she's going to want to testify?

They didn't testify to the magistrate.

thing I said is show me the witness that can testify to the penalty or perjury, but obviously

How do you make her testify to that? Why would she testify to that?

they want to testify in support of the bill in these sorts of things.

He's now required to testify against his four co-defendants,

reason to get down there to testify or at least submit affidavits is because even though

wants you to be there to testify for some bill until 2 o'clock in the morning, do that.

bills and make sure we get down to the Capitol and testifying committee when these bills

I was once in court and had a guy that the police used to testify against me, and I said,

for committee hearing regarding the sobriety checkpoints, and I want you to go up and testify

and the verifier of that complaint be made to appear in court to testify to their knowledge.

And these are all things you can introduce into evidence if you're willing to get on the stand and testify on your own behalf.

So he would have to testify against you and a 10-year-old, did you say it was a year 2000?

and I heard some lady saying to get down here to testify in favor of this bill,

I would have gotten all my friends down here, too, to testify against this bill,

federal rules of evidence that a judge can't testify under Rule 605 as that pertains to witnesses.

It's where if someone says something, he's testifying to you because he's going to put it in paper.

and 45 people waited around for 12 hours to testify.

nor do they limit the number of people testifying.

people were testifying on the bill.

Now what is fortunate, however, is that out of several dozen people that went to testify

for this bill, who went to testify on the bill, she was the only one who was against

Bradley Pierce, who wishes to testify for the bill.

And I can testify from my own experience with these committee hearings,

I'm testifying today neutrally on the bill to sort of explain the practical effects.

For those reasons, I believe for those reasons, I have been asked to only testify neutrally.

how can we, you didn't testify, at least to my recollection, you didn't testify against the TSA bill.

Nor am I testifying against this, just to be clear.

And you didn't testify on the TSA bill, as I recall.

And so the fact that you are testifying on this bill indicates to me that somehow this,

Thank you for testifying on the still.

And are you able to testify to whether that language is necessary here versus the standard of causing bodily injury,

Are you able to testify if you guys are okay with that?

We're just simply testifying neutrally to sort of explain if there were any questions of how the bill would operate.

The Chair calls Dwight Watson, who wishes to testify for the bill.

But at the same time, just like what the officers like to testify to that,

After they get done with everything, Carolyn Barnes calls a witness to the stand to testify about

We had the police officers union there, of course, testifying against the legislation,

Oh, too bad. We didn't know or we would have gone to testify.

Well, we will call your office so that we can get updated on any other bills for us to go testify.

They'll get a cop that will testify the way they want them to testify at a particular trial,

up there to testify and then the judge asked the other attorney, he says, would you like

Yeah, he's got a kindergarten rule because judges can't testify for sure to Rule 605.

He cannot be called in and compelled to testify to what you told him.

with you at the committee hearing, you remember Eddie testifying, don't you?

we anticipated that some police agencies might be up there to testify against the bill.

chance to speak to you after the hearing, we were waiting to testify on another bill,

And the friend submitted an affidavit saying that he's not going to testify

Steve McCraw, was testifying in a hearing and said that he was taking steps to become

were there to testify last time and we got him to pull a lot of stuff which was really

And I just want to testify concerning my experience in these committee hearings and I don't know,

If you don't feel like testifying or if you have to just come before work please do so.

or to not testify against yourself

But intuitively, I feel that they were just waiting for me to testify

So that's – and when I didn't testify, she was like, oh, and completely changed her game.

And as soon as you testify, well, they have their usual procedure just to railroad you.

subpoena him to testify in this case if you want to do that or you can call the, I'd call

Not specifically other than one of the things that I'm going to testify to tomorrow.

and then had the officer testify to something

And the officer's testifying, well, there's nothing.

Do you recall testifying to that?

Now, at this point, we've got the officer to admit or to testify that in his opinion,

The officer has attempted to testify that the Defendant's automobile is a motor vehicle.

what type of commercial motor vehicle do you testify that the Defendant was operating?

Well, you would still have to get on the stand to testify to bring the picture into evidence.

So they can't force you to testify by granting you immunity directly

Because they can force you to testify in the United States

to testify in a case from being present when another witness is testifying?

I just want to know if the two people are in the courtroom when one is testifying.

for the one actually testifying and separate them with instructions not to discuss their

10 right, not to testify against themselves, and it is also meant to completely reverse

direct amendment. So if someone is being required to testify and his testimony can be used against

But this guy over here, he's the worst come back than you are. So if you testify, then

But you get to testify, have witnesses, and introduce evidence.

The question is, is what did they do that you can testify to that will help her?

And then he'll go to court and testify that you were getting agitated.

to do some really creative testifying.

The other thing, she forgot to put the person testifying against me under oath for the first half of the hearing.

And I guarantee you, if you get the clerk on the stand, they're going to testify that they were ordered to do it as a part of their job.

If, if not, if you get an opportunity to testify, take your recorder with you and when they

If he put on...applied undue pressure to her in order to get her to testify against your husband, when she did not feel she had information, culpable information,

should shield him from having to testify at the trial of a former CIA officer accused

of leaking classified information. Prosecutors subpoenaed Risen to testify at the trial of

admissible at trial is if they're in the courtroom to testify or it's by deposition and the other

at the other party that's going to appear or to anyone that's going to testify on behalf

of that party but they have to be relevant to what they're going to testify to got it

I had to testify before the committee against the sobriety checkpoints on exactly the same

I tell them that so that I'll be able to testify that I made the demand.

I can testify that many officers do not like their power to be questioned, putting law-abiding

and a list of all witnesses that are going to testify and introduce and verify this evidence.

Because our, our public officials are trained in the art of testifying.

Mm-hmm, okay. And get them to testify that they were told it was off campus. And then

Mr. So-and-so to testify to the fact that the weapon recovered was a bolt action rifle,

So what you want to do is you want to make this cop testify for you.

allegedly sexually harassed to testify. U.S. secret commandos are currently operating

And I went down to testify against it and she and some other women were there. But that's one aspect of the introduction of those laws in Texas that I did not discuss with her.

to make a legal conclusion to begin with, but they're not competent to testify to that

If he doesn't testify that he is a police officer in the employment of such and such

prevented her from testifying, you know, and he did raise that ranks issue again.

testifying, yeah, I've been alone with John, he's never done this, you know, and basically

Well, then you have the transcription, and you can testify

Basically, just showing up is huge and I can testify going to these precinct conventions.

you. No, you can't do that. You can refuse to testify or participate, but it is the

require him to testify before the grand jury. He's offering you opportunity. I see where

And that that they had to produce a witness who could testify under penalty of perjury that I had injured them and or damaged the property.

Israeli soldiers still testify about being assigned to, quote,

He wouldn't even sustain any of Randy's objections to the prosecutor testifying in the open court

before about not testifying and how important it is to not testify. Hopefully, someone else

person testify? What's the right way to do that? I've definitely seen it work against

that are going on around them. All right. So my advice is never testify unless you know

exactly what you're testifying to and exactly what your arguments are and you can fend off

Who are they going to bring in to testify that you impeded them?

witness to testify that they had ever hired and paid Randy to perform any such service?

So I don't really think that that's a correlation, but I can testify for it.

cash transactions that anybody could testify to, nothing.

When defense attorney Brent Meyer, a critic of the vans, was called to testify October 18,

And then what needs to happen is whoever the victim is that is named in that probable cause after David, the alleged victim needs to submit and file an affidavit saying that they have, that person has no intention of pressing any charges and that they are not going to testify

But the problem is without a competent fact witness. See, the police can't testify to this because they can't be the competent fact witnesses because they didn't witness anything.

You get the alleged victim to file an affidavit with the court saying that, and I can even send you a copy, a draft copy of the affidavit if you send me an email. And they have to get it notarized and say that they have no intention of testifying or pressing charges.

he can no longer come and testify as a credible witness.

Yes, sir. That's where the company is. There ain't nobody there for you to draw into the state to testify one way or the other, either is there?

I do not waive my Fifth Amendment protection to testify against or provide evidence that can be used against me.

And the prosecutor jumps up and says, objection, witnesses incompetent to testify, and the judge concurs.

He is expected to give you some latitude, but he is not going to let you stand up there and testify in the form of conducting a cross-examination.

If he can make it on site, why can't he testify to what he did in the courtroom?

they would want to send a message to everybody else who might testify to keep her mouth shut.

Okay, this is all in writing so the police officer is not actually in the courtroom actively testifying.

And then it came my turn to testify and I said, your honor, I don't know what he's talking about.

testify as witnesses at a preliminary hearing next week.

All she's going to do is testify. He said she said on the side of the road.

Okay. So they said, we'll probably call you in the future to testify we need you. But you're free to go about your business.

Well, yeah, trying to get into them to testify to them, yeah.

3606 penal code for the purpose of tampering with me as a witness to prevent me from testifying before the grand jury.

Excellent point. How is he going to testify that speeding occurred?

Is that what you're testifying to?

And at the conclusion of their report, Professor Blom said that he would testify in court that

The policing agencies in this state have deteriorated to the point that they excelled in testifying.

and I was the only one there testifying that this agency and I managed in the process of doing this,

I'll be down there testifying at that point in time with regards to the problems we've seen in the agency for the last 10 years.

that you were the originator of the complaint, and you would like a copy packed because you'd like to testify

them away right to the agency and ask them for a copy because they want to testify before

testify or...

Did the prosecutor compel the appearance of a witness before the grand jury whose activities are the subject of the inquiry if the witness states in advance that if called, he or she will exercise the constitutional privilege not to testify unless the prosecutor intends to judicially challenge the exercise of the privilege or to seek a grant of immunity according to law?

Or so advises a witness for the purpose of influencing the witness in favor of or against testifying?

And in taxes and in the Fed and probably in Illinois, in a criminal complaint, you must testify that you have reason to believe and do believe.

who will testify that there are accidents common in this location

So we're going to get him to testify that they were knowledgeable of all this, that they knew the speed limit was wrong and was in the process of being changed,

We're also going to ask him if he's ever been called to specifically testify how many times and so on and so forth.

We got the officer to get up there and testify that it was not transportation.

I've been taking them for a while myself and I just have to testify that it has increased

I had called a DOT witness to testify regarding the speed signs.

I managed to get him to testify on the record to 201.904, specifically stating what a speed

They wouldn't produce any witness to testify that their poll numbers were accurate.

sign affidavits testifying as to how they voted because they have realized, I mean there's

He's just going to get my form and product to testify that I did work, I did some earning,

I said, man, before you testify, because I think you're the last person here to try to resolve this.

And as well, I'm telling you, I said, man, please do not testify.

already made a deal that would see Assange extradited to the U.S. to testify against

Now, if the officer is going to testify that you were texting, he'd damn well better be able to testify as to what you said.

So, what's he going to testify to do? What message did I send at the time you're stating I was texting?

Or are you going to testify that you have illegally, without a warrant, bugged my automobile with a hidden video camera?

Normally you're not going to be able to sue a witness if the witness believes what they're testifying to. If they are committing aggravated perjury, that's a criminal act and not necessarily a civil tort.

I mean, this guy was testifying under penalty of perjury to facts that he was alleging that

He was testifying to the existence of documents that he was not a custodian of the records

It was an affidavit submitted by the debt collector, and he was testifying the documents

Now, he may not grant it with prejudice, but he has to grant the motion to dismiss because they can't hold a trial without the testifying witness.

If you want to do it, we'll force you to do that. In other words, if you want to testify against yourself, well, use force.

Before anybody appears as a, in the case, okay, with the officer testifying, someone needs to demand that the state hold a lineup.

If he can't identify the defendant outside of the courtroom in a lineup, then he can't testify this is who he even issued the ticket to.

testifying during the first hearing in a civil lawsuit in which more than 600 alleged victims

Brave New Books to go down and help them with their court cases and to go down and testify

Tabares was testifying during the first hearing in a civil lawsuit

to testify that that did not happen.

And when they come back in the afternoon, a couple of those twits from the so-called pretend Jacksonville Police Department, you know, were testifying. A detective, when you think of the detective would know something, but this guy is a legend.

I was wondering, is it still too late to testify?

for all the public in general to testify at this hearing.

That will give us some more time and an opportunity to testify about the various failures of this agency.

Now, I didn't testify at the Sunset Advisory Commission.

Yeah, so they'll do that. When I was trying to testify back in 2003 about the State Bar of Texas before the State Senate Committee on the Judiciary, they allowed 28 minutes of testimony by the bar chairman, the director of the State Bar of Texas.

I'm not even going to try that word again tonight. But anyway, he's their expert on how to finagle the meeting based on him being the chair and prevent people from testifying.

Because the notary is testifying that he personally witnessed the individual sign the document.

was bogus. Or if he shows up for trial, he's going to get up and try to testify that, yeah,

attorneys cannot testify to any matters other than procedure.

Without the citation, there's nothing for the officer to testify to.

And if there's nothing for him to testify to, the case is over.

Well, Randy, I remember when I was at that House committee, the judicial committee, testifying on the TSA bill and some other issues.

Then you can testify. Absolutely. This is exactly what was said. And as they push you on how you know, well, I had a recorder, but I didn't realize at the time that I was in the wrong state and I couldn't record.

First off, how can you compel me to testify against myself

Which is basically requiring that you testify against yourself or at the very least you assist in the perfection of the document used to prosecute you.

They're punishing us for the right to not testify and provide information against ourselves that they can use against us in a court of law.

In which case there will be no one to come to your trial to testify against you and they'll have to drop the case.

You know, I started out being, you know, like you said, I was testifying to the Austin City Council for Fluoride Free Austin.

And that's not what happened. After two years of continuous testifying, showing information, new data as it comes out, year after year,

go back and say, I have reason to believe that the witness is testifying before the grand

If the officer is incompetent to testify to his actions and the meaning that he uses on which to base those actions in relation to the statute.

And if he made a legal conclusion to enforce it, then he has the authority to testify as to what was going on in his micro brain when he did it.

I mean, that's the main thing. If they had a witness that was raring to go and raring to testify, your son may have a problem.

When I was asked by the judge of the bench trial, she was like, well, you know, the officer is being paid to be here to testify today and you had plenty of time to get counsel.

Yeah, because they were trying to say that, you know, well, we were paying the officer to be here today to testify and in my opinion...

Tell him that you need to know the name of the auditor because you intend to subpoena the auditor to testify in court.

As you know, you and I participated in testifying there, and we submitted documents.

We wait 12 years to testify before the sunset commission and only get three minutes.

As a matter of fact, when the individual members of the public were testifying before the

Because if you put up a argument, a fight, and you call a witness on to the stand and ask that witness to testify to what happened two years ago.

Here's the other problem, they're going to have some police officer from the local precinct try to testify as to what that camera does and how it does it

And testify that he did not personally see or hear

And I would think absolutely he would be able to come and testify if it was an issue that was relevant to the court.

So, but, you know, if he has firsthand knowledge of collection activities concerning child support by the attorney general, he could certainly be called to testify in that regard. And as to attorneys being witnesses, an attorney when he's advocating a case cannot testify.

Okay. But an attorney can be called to the stand and placed under oath. Then he could testify.

So he doesn't have to go to the J.P. and get it notarized or doesn't have to testify before the J.P. under O.

Okay. And then let's see what happens when they get on the stand to testify in your lawsuit. Oh, yeah, I'm a license peace officer. I saw the whole thing.

and the fact that a police officer would take the stand to testify to facts he knows are

as evidence and they could only do that if the person that made the affidavit is there to testify.

If you were called to the stand to testify to its contents.

Okay. And again, these are outside companies that are providing information that the officer can only testify to as a matter of hearsay.

The officer cannot testify.

Move to disqualify the witness. His testimony is hearsay. He is incompetent to testify to this matter.

He'll be called in to testify as to what it is.

Here's say and testifying that the attorney is testifying.

If the attorney states any fact you object to him testifying, if he brings up case law in court that he didn't put in a responsive pleading,

It is an offense for a person to intentionally influence or coerce a witness to testify falsely or to elude legal process. It is also a felony offense to harm or threaten to harm a witness or prospective witness in retaliation for or on account of the service of the person as a witness or to prevent or delay the person's service as a witness to a crime.

So now you have a third party who can testify they actually did the mailing, that they saw

Drive, motor vehicle, vehicle, get the prosecutor to admit the witness is not competent to testify to any of those terms.

The state has said their witness is incompetent to testify as to the meaning of any of these terms.

Much less testify to it.

Well, they will refuse to deliver. They can't deliver it. They've sold. They've already had guys testifying that there's probably a hundred ounces of gold and silver

nobody that directly can testify.

and I can testify that it's a difficult place to be.

Grand jury proceedings are not open to the public and witnesses take an oath of secrecy before testifying.

I know. They're highly trained in testifying.

Okay. You can testify that you were using an application that streams to the internet.

so he can't testify against the prosecutor in North Carolina.

Lawyers cannot testify.

Only human beings can testify.

You get witnesses to testify, their testimony is supposed to be reduced to writing,

not to testify against myself. And since your power of arrest is discretionary at this point,

Well, you get them to not testify that they witnessed the signing of the document.

You get them to testify that somebody told them they signed the document.

And one thing I learned about testifying is never volunteer anything. I said, oh, yes.

Yeah, there is no justiciable issue. The officer is going to testify to an assertion with no factual evidence to support of that assertion.

And yet these officers in these traffic cases and these DUI cases consistently get on the stand and testify as to something that the accused individual admitted to at the time of the stop.

Very knowledgeable people that were, some of whom were testifying straight to the FDA.

Three or four years ago, they were called the Little Women, and they went to testify to the FDA about the horrible track record

arrest so I'm invoking my right to remain silent and not to testify or provide evidence

Or if you could testify that when you signed this document, there was no notary present.

Therefore the owner of the company can't testify

So if Chris sues them and the owner of the company tries to testify

You can raise an objection as he is not allowed to testify

And finally he had to accept everything that was in there because he couldn't get me to testify that it was

I would imagine but he did not say he did not testify and of course I haven't received any paperwork yet

So he would be willing to testify in her case for her.

A judge shall not testify voluntarily as a character witness. Now real quick, folks, on sub-item B, a judge shall not convey or permit others to convey the impression that they are in a special position to influence the judge.

Okay, you're not testifying.

You're supposed to be asking him questions to make him testify.

Three, are you testifying that you never took a picture of my car allegedly parked in one of these spots?

The cop's going to testify, well, yeah, I wrote the ticket in here and here's the pictures

The facts stated herein are within my personal knowledge, and I further affirmatively state that if sworn as a witness, I couldn't would competently testify there too.

He says, if sworn as a witness, I couldn't would competently testify there too.

Okay, then this one is verified, and what he's saying is that this is a verified affidavit, and he's prepared to testify under oath to the same facts that are in here.

Is it clear from the statement that he's testifying to the knowledge of other people?

You can only commit perjury by falsely testifying to a material fact.

And if I go in there and I falsely testify that I'm 39 when I'm really 63, and it don't make any difference to the case, there's nothing to do with the case, that's not perjury.

Or if I testify in a court to something that's untrue, and it is material, that's aggravated perjury.

Now, for those of you that were in attendance this last legislative session in 2011, when we went down to testify on a couple of these bills they were trying to pass, there was this moronic legislator that was attempting to make it where they could do the Mothers Against Drunk Driving sobriety checkpoints here in Texas.

that both these last two shooters had a father who was slated to testify before the legislature in this library scandal.

And you give it to him exactly. You testify this is exactly what was said.

You can testify for a Texas State House Committee with the handgun on you. You can testify for a Texas State Senate Committee with the handgun on you.

So the lawyer can't testify.

If they falsely testify in this trial and you appeal, they can't say that, oh, you can't

testify or for their version of events.

And so she obviously talked to the prosecutor before the trial, because he wanted to know what she knew and what she would testify to.

The plea agreement, or proffer, is an agreement that you will testify against your co-defendant, and for that you'll get a shorter sentence.

aided and abetted by Prosecutor Crane, and Shawna Arndt said she never had the opportunity to testify.

she did get to testify, and she clearly testified, under oath, that the person she saw, that she'd do two composites of,

began yelling after Brennan began testifying, and Intelligence Committee Chairman Diane Feinstein

People begin yelling after Brennan began testifying, and Intelligence Committee Chairman Dianne

More began yelling after Brennan began testifying,

if those witnesses don't want to testify, I'm going to arrest them.

So I was telling my brother, I said, that sounds like a threat to me, because they don't even want to testify against him now, Randy.

began yelling after Brennan began testifying, and Intelligence Committee Chairman Diane Feinstein

What gives the attorney the ability to testify for your father?

Okay, you can't bring a vial of dirt into the court and testify that this vial of dirt was found at the crime scene

And I haven't even sent this. Andre and I have been invited to testify in front of Congress and

and testify because we're going to need... Tell us who has introduced these bills to stop this.

committee hearings are. They'll be coming up soon. And let's all get down there and testify.

This invasion of my privacy I really used to spend me. And Andrea, and Andrea can testify

you know compel people to show up and testify of course you can testify anybody who's there can

testify but long and short on testimony is with your questions keep them short keep them relevant

But here we just got the officer to testify that he did not get a passenger manifest.

And it was never admitted to by you because you objected to the seven deadly sins, you objected when they tried to paint you as a commercial operator, and your cross-examination questions had the officer testify under oath that he never believed you in transportation to begin with because he never investigated anything required to prove it, not ever.

And he threatened you in order to prevent you from testifying about that crime.

We get the clerk to testify who they are, what their job is, to describe their job.

Now, what is this judge going to do except say no, it's not the policy of this court to allow someone to testify under oath with a lie?

If anybody has any ideas, and if anyone wants to testify for me and my amendment or get involved,

Privileges are hearsay regarding the law and you or anyone else cannot testify to hearsay

Then and only then can you testify to hearsay as to what a statute is and what it means.

he may be called to testify and that I wanted to disqualify the law firm because the attorney

might testify and that's not what I said at all.

One of the troopers, Kelly Hellison, who left the courthouse after testifying Friday,

Did the lawyer consult with you as to testify?

If you wanted to testify and he didn't give you the opportunity, I think most of these

Prosecutors and police officers have raised the action of testifying to an art form.

These prosecutors have raised the activity of testifying to an art form.

It is also proper for a prosecutor to so advise a witness whenever the prosecutor knows or has reason to believe that the witness may be subject of a criminal prosecution. However, a prosecutor should not advise a witness for the purpose of influencing the witness in favor of or against testifying.

The prosecutor should not compel the appearance of a witness before the grand jury whose activities are the subject of the inquiry if the witness states in advance that if called he or she will exercise the constitutional privilege not to testify unless the prosecutor intends to judicially challenge the exercise of the privilege or to seek a grant of immunity according to law.

A judge should not testify voluntarily as a character witness.

prosecutor knows the witness is testifying truthfully.

that there is a reauthorization bill that will be heard tomorrow in front of the Senate Jures Prudence Committee and I'll be down to testify about the problems with that bill because it's essentially more of the same whitewashing of the abuse of power by corrupt judges.

and frankly, in 2001, I was the only one down there that was actually testifying about the agency's failure to actually do anything meaningful about judicial corruption.

And what that is is basically instead of having someone appear live to testify against you

whoever was going to testify to live within 150 miles of the courthouse.

I mean, they can't testify on how the record was prepared.

They can't testify if the totals are accurate.

They can't testify in any direction because they weren't sitting in the room, they didn't

that the complainant may request a list of witnesses that would be compelled to testify by subpoena, that the hearing will be conducted by telephone or internet to defray travel expenses for witnesses.

The hearing statement will only be by application and hearing before the commission. Notice of this hearing will be sent with not less than 21 days to all complainants. The complainants may testify at the hearing or object in writing which shall be read into the record.

They said right there in the scheduling report that they would name a witness if they had a witness to testify.

I have to say, with all the people that were testifying yesterday for the Senate bill,

the attorney doesn't testify. He submits documents. But if the document that makes a proactive

The affidavit is not testimony. Someone has to testify to its contents.

and they can testify to what's there as being true and correct.

Okay. And that's, of course, included in an affidavit. That's always said right there, that you stand ready to testify.

who will testify to the exact same experience. And once you call on the name Lord Jesus and

Do not go to their office because I think they have courses in testifying.

So, the question was why would he testify to something he didn't see?

Well, I know what they will do is they will either call the officer and he'll testify against you.

witness. Okay. Unless there is an expert witness to testify as to how he or she came about

pull up pooling and servicing agreements and just the works, and also testify confidently as an expert witness in a court of law, anywhere in the country.

The policeman that was testifying said yes, there was a person that called in and yes, there was another police officer.

But at the same time, it requires that you learn how to listen to what you're hearing him testify to so you can use it

Yes, your response is I would be more than happy to testify to the specific assertions

presumably testify as to any part or portion of the contents of the aforementioned citation,

And some third party human being has to testify as to the validity of the contents of that electronically generated

So how do they intend to meet that burden of proof when the person is going to go to court to testify to the facts

And again, let's look at who's testifying against you, someone who's very agency or top tier employer being the

No, I get that distinction, but I guess my point was just that there won't even be an officer there to testify.

The officer's trying to testify as to what the camera allegedly captured.

Former IRS Commissioner Douglas Schulman is also set to testify this week. Stay tuned for more updates.

organizations. Former IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman is also set to testify this week.

testifying and throwing, you know, accusations back at people, he basically just tested the,

not because I'm guilty of anything, but because the officer is paid to write the ticket, then he's paid to testify against me,

and of course court's being held during the day, then he gets paid overtime to come in and testify to that ticket that he wrote.

and he always works the day, and he has to come in and testify during the day, so he's not getting an increase, really.

to come in and testify on a ticket that he writes and its motivation to write it in the first place.

Now, let's consider that he may actually only testify on 25 to 40 percent of the tickets he issues.

The rest of them he doesn't have to testify to because the idiots just come in and pay them and go away.

And the other guy says, well, yeah, it is true. And then he sues them. So nobody would go to court and testify because they'd be sued for everything they say.

So if you're testifying on the stand, you absolutely cannot be sued for your testimony.

96844 witnesses. The presiding juror of any grand jury in the district attorney or any prosecuting officer who is before the grand jury may administer all oaths and affirmations in the manner prescribed to law the witnesses to any witnesses who appear before the grand jury for the purpose of testifying in any matter of which the witnesses have cognizance.

Is any witness who appears before the jury for the purpose of testifying in any manner with the witnesses have cognizance?

No, what you could probably do is as an expert, you could call any attorney as an expert witness to testify as to what the general rates he would charge to perform the same actions you've been doing in your case and have him testify as to the money amounts that you're trying to claim.

Yeah, it's going to be the list as we saw in what they've got listed in the document. It's going to be whoever you're calling as an expert witness to testify as to what the itemized charges are in the request for affirmative relief.

In this case, as you said, it's going to be legal expenses and fees. So get an attorney to testify as to what he would charge, why he would charge it, and what the amount is, and go from there.

Well, you don't have to subpoena yourself. You just get up and testify. You'll be there. But you subpoena your witness to ensure his appearance.

issued the citation. Can you please testify as to the date and time that the city attorney

confessed to a crime. Now, if they testify that the city attorney requested on such and

It is an offense for a person to intentionally influence or coerce a witness to testify falsely or to allude legal process.

To be called to testify whatever the judge needed us to do

Is if there are multiple witnesses that are going to testify

It must be proven out of the mouth of the principal, and a lawyer cannot testify in court. Bring me the principal.

And can't testify to anything, not a word to be heard

The officer would have had to testify before a magistrate

The lawyer cannot testify if he makes any proactive statement that he does not offer documentation for to support

I think they take courses in testifying. I let them do whatever they're going to do and I take my fight to the court.

And as the lawyer may not testify, I challenge agency.

Their witness on stand to testify against me had lied on stand about it.

So I'm not going to testify.

They claimed that three and four training certification records relating to the installation, use, maintenance, and interpretation, programming, computational algorithms for these cameras, and the training certification algorithms for the cameras relating to the in-state officer that will presumably testify.

then I can testify he had full notice that I was not in commerce, filed with the DOT.

You can't testify to what somebody else said once they passed away.

So this guy can't get on the stand and testify under oath that MERS doesn't have any employees

And then because he's a third party and with the license, he's someone who can testify in court who is credible as a matter of law.

I don't believe he should be allowed to testify if it's a matter of discussing the law.

Sure. I flew out to Florida to testify in a court hearing for Tuesday and when I showed up, we were all ready to go to trial and what happens is that the judge asked that the two opposing lawyers take two minutes before they go in front of them for the trial and see if they can work out their differences.

So, we went out to the hall and both parties identified themselves and then the homeowner's attorney who I was there representing says, "This is Joe Esquivel. He's with Mortgage Compliance Investigators. He's a licensed private investigator. We flew him off of Boston, Texas. He's here to testify as an expert witness."

And the opposing counsel just looks and she says, "He's a licensed private investigator." And I said, "Yes, I am and I'm here to testify any wrongdoings that I find."

So, my attorney looked at me for the homeowner and said, "All right, what are the defenses?" And we went through in five minutes and threw up all over the attorney and let them know what we were going to do, what we were going to testify to, everything that was wrong, everything that was not done along with the errors that were done.

And next thing you know, in five minutes, they both agreed to agree not to allow me to testify. Instead, they were going to work out an arrangement where they would do a cram down for the client.

If you file that document under oath, that's aggravated perjury. When you testify to a material fact that is untrue and intend that it be taken as true, that's aggravated perjury.

I need to know if the witness against me is getting paid to accuse and testify against me on behalf of the city's profits. That's why.

I have the right to know if the person testifying against me has been paid to accuse me and then paid to testify in a negative fashion in order to convict me.

Right. They will lie like dogs. They've got courses in testifying. So right off the bat,

then if they testify that and that they can do it and they have done it, then I can come back and say that in that case, you have no standing to bring an issue before the court,

Then I got to bring in the guy who I was testifying for.

Make a transcript and testify to exactly what was said

Well, it was 10 years ago, it was 2002, so I'm not going to testify to anything with any, you know, confidence.

and testify under oath to get specific facts and evidence on the record for this second trial.

is going to have an incredibly chilling effect against anyone who would testify in court.

And I know that the judges don't want to hear this because when I was testifying in Denver

and I've got the guy here who worked for Bank of America, and he can testify as an expert witness on what they do.

she had a stroke on New Year's Eve and they had her in court testifying on the 18th of March.

Meanwhile, in related news, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden will testify

Meanwhile in related news, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden will testify regarding the

I could bring the clerk on and the clerk will testify to that.

Meanwhile, in related news, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden will testify regarding the

to court and testify that this document is improper.

will testify regarding the tapping of the German Chancellor's phone.

All right, so that's one of the things that I know because, you know, I've been to Denver testifying.

And I know that because I've been in court testifying, Francis, in Denver, I was at a Rule 120 hearing.

Only because, like I said, I was in Colorado testifying, so you have a Colorado statute 6-10-108.

also testify to the facts therein.

So he's got a case there. And I mean, is there a way I could testify on his behalf during his trial? I'd love to, if I could volunteer for that.

He went to trial. And they got this guy Clarkson out of Florida to testify for him.

Okay, this here, just prepare that for David, do you have another employee who will testify essentially of the same thing?

They're almost certainly going to use these indictments for you to testify against

Yeah, they're going to get you to testify against the company

So if they send it by courier and the courier will testify that he sent it, that he delivered it to you

The court's already said they cannot testify to the inner workings of that machine.

All computer-generated information is hearsay without the person that actually put that information in there being able to testify to it.

Well, they have a person testifying.

They cannot testify to the product of that machine unless they have direct personal knowledge of everything about it,

If they can't, they're not competent to testify.

The officer cannot testify to negligence.

The officer cannot testify to something he didn't see.

and therefore no one would be able to testify.

testify as an expert witness in a case.

And Deborah would testify to the fact that it was absolutely horrible looking.

did you testify in the original trial? Objection! Objection! This is trial de novo,

Whatever they testify to in the original trial, you can bring it into the appeal,

for the purpose of testifying to a criminal act.

I'd like to share, last week I took a drive down to Houston because I was supposed to testify as an expert witness in a case.

Yeah, I mean, you can always gain the testify on the record in court later

The moment you testify yes and the appeals court sees that, it's a done deal.

That I could have brought the roommate in to testify and then that would have all been cleared up

Did they bring the roommate in to testify?

But for him testifying in the court that the devotee came out there, and they objected to that and said, it's hearsay.

So in order for them to prove standing, the agent can't come in there and testify to the court.

The principal must come in and testify to the court.

when they outright lie on incident reports and then swear and testify to the truth of their report and submit that, knowing that another person's life could be put at jeopardy,

But when an officer attempts to testify to computer-generated information,

cannot testify to it. Now, if I missed anything in that, Johnny,

That's correct. And you testify that you've been an officer with the Austin

allowed to testify to it in court i was taught the information

so on and so forth are you testifying that any behavior that doesn't fit

i'm testifying that behavior that does not

testify that any behavior that doesn't suit

testify to if not your own based on our department policy anytime i

that's correct which you're testifying to therefore

or not you had some emergency so you are testifying that

was rogue, and I was willing to testify against him and what he was doing, and that he wasn't

fit to be a police officer, and he wouldn't testify in any case for the rest of the day.

He didn't testify in my case or five or six other cases that I sat and watched.

She starts asking new questions and I said, you know, you're not really here to testify.

So he said, his answer was, you know, I'm not here to testify.

So you may need to, because your son said he's not here to testify, had he already testified?

The son was not testifying, but was rebutting testimony that was given.

I said, I told him, I said, you're not here to testify.

You said they would have stopped him from testifying to a grand jury if they had actually

You can't just bring the officer on the stand and have him start testifying about what he

In this case, instead of the prosecutor or the police officer testifying before a magistrate

it's hearsay the lawyer can't testify right for the the lawyer can bring in an affidavit

Oh, he can't testify.

has never seen the documents, and they always testify that they're familiar with the business

What he has to testify to is that he has personal knowledge that they specifically did these

All they can testify is to what they have on their records there at their office.

We need those to go down there and testify before the Sunset Commission and to go ahead

Now, you can testify you made one, but it's just a matter of whether or not anybody believes

Yes, I believe I can testify on my own.

Now, you can testify.

There's no question you can testify, but I'm still trying to figure out what it is exactly

to testify against me.

The judge is testifying and has testified in his orders that he won't renew himself.

which has caused damages as attested to by at least one competent fact witness testifying

by one competent fact witness testifying under oath subject cross examination regarding authenticated

testify that I didn't make the payments.

and whatever material they were going to testify to along with your opposing party

and as we all know, that attorney cannot testify.

to be able to testify, and personal knowledge would have to be

that will back up what the fact is that you're testifying to in your affidavit.

As are until he saw you sitting there, the cop had no clue who he was going to be testifying

and testify as an eyewitness that this individual had broken into your home and was caught red-handed in your home?

If a judge says anything that would have the effect of preventing you from testifying

who's since passed away, to testify for him.

They let him testify for 45 minutes.

you have to get on the stand and testify to everything in it,

Then you demand production of the injured party in the state that can testify as to what injury was received

And in order for some, he cannot testify to hearsay

He cannot testify to the facts because he was not a witness to them

We need someone to testify that in fact that was you

Claiming that a photograph of your car without a competent witness to testify to the photograph is insufficient

Who says he's a custodian of records, who says he can be qualified to testify, what

They're going to try to get the officer to testify to some amount of training that he

that the officer is not allowed to testify to hearsay information.

has no direct personal firsthand knowledge of is hearsay and they cannot testify to it

And whoever that person is, they're the ones that better be in there to testify, not the cop.

and go down there and testify, again, for three minutes.

to be reading reports to find out what their requirements are before I testify on Wednesday,

Now I have to tell you something else. You know, the CASA that we had, the court appointed special advocates, who is the voice of the child to the judge, they're volunteers. And she had to go into court and testify, you know, and various things like that.

Well, again, that depends on when he turned the lights on and what he's testifying to.

Okay. Did the officer testify at a particular time when he saw you go through the parking lot?

get in there and testify about essentially anomalous things that they've seen in the

you don't get to testify, you don't get to make arguments.

and testify to their problems and try to get some sort of change,

But if you didn't go down and testify, the hearings are closed.

you were speeding and he was trying to testify that you were speeding and you were just objecting

You only overruled for the purpose of the statement or the testifying of the officer

You're going to have to force the officer to testify at what point in the video did

testify to the citation.

He's going to testify to what he thinks he heard.

The campus security guard is going to be called to testify against me.

Because the next thing you're going to do, and at this location where your alleged investigation was taking place, are you testifying before this court that that location is a part of the campus of this university?

Yeah, but that's not what my question. My question is directed at in the case of your investigation, you are testifying that it's your belief this is part of the campus.

And then when he testifies, yes, I'm testifying that this is a part of the campus.

So I basically want to ask him, when you went in front of the grand jury to testify and bring evidence, why didn't you show them this land title?

Here there is. If you do it soon enough before they get their stories organized, you could hold depositions and get each witness present to testify and make sure that everywhere their stories conflict, you beat them to death with it.

Okay. On my second question, the officer of the campus security guard is going to get up and testify and he's going to tell the prosecutor that he made an investigation.

What did you testify? Can I do that?

he said, yes, and I'm thinking, you know, what's going to look good if I have to testify

When the campus security guard gets up on the stand to testify and I covered this last

Can the judge make you testify on demand if he commits?

The judge can't make a Pro Say testify at all.

didn't find any evidence for the cop is either going to completely ignore and not testify

we're doing is we're getting him to testify and make these telling omissions or outright

somebody would have to be testifying in order to kind of use that approach, if you will?

Yeah, but if you don't bring it in, if you don't say anything about the recording and you testify under oath that this is exactly what was said,

At least to the extent of since it's civil, you can't be, you can be compelled to testify to certain things as long as they don't implicate you in criminal matters

But if they do, they can't compel you to testify to it

I want to see it because I can testify that it actually exists

The U.S. Department of Justice is attempting to compel Risen to testify against former

If Risen does not testify against Sterling, he will face jail time and fines.

The U.S. Department of Justice is attempting to compel Risen to testify against former

If Risen does not testify against Sterling, he will face jail time and fines.

compel ryzen to testify against former cia employee jeffrey sterling who they accuse

department to quit their pursuit of ryzen if ryzen does not testify against sterling

The U.S. Department of Justice is attempting to compel Risen to testify against former

If Risen does not testify against Sterling, he will face jail time and fines.

to testify.

The officer is incompetent to testify.

The officer is incompetent to testify.

Well, how in the hell did we ever get here if this officer is incompetent to testify?

to testify?

And I got to go through all of them. The cops not here, so he can't testify to his side. How are they going to hold a decent examining trial?

the age incompetent to testify, what evidence is there there to show it?

qualify him to testify, do they not?

There's nothing there to show that this affian is competent to testify on squat.

testify so correct questions you guys is what might be a couple of good discovery requests

That deals with cross-examination of the officer to get him to testify that the only reason he issued the citation was to collect the money

Well in that case you can get him to try to testify to knowing specific elements of the accusation

Well the thing is you're asking well okay he can make a legal determination that a crime was committed but he can't testify as to how he made this legal determination

It's a sworn affidavit testifying to the documents that are held by the company that she works for.

That's all she can testify to.

She cannot testify.

All she can testify to is what records that are on file at the company

all she can testify to is what is on her records.

In fact, the so-called expert on geology that the state used to testify at the administrative

testify to anything geological that I could find through it in her entire testimony.

been the attorney on this case, I would have objected vehemently to this woman testifying

I would have objected and never allowed her to be taken in to testify as an expert witness

because she did not testify in any field of expertise of her own whatsoever.

her testifying or not.

But either way, I would have objected based upon the fact that she cannot testify as an

that they testify, that all of that is supposed to be written down. It is supposed to be signed off

Okay, well, if someone's testified that this is true and accurate copy, then they're testifying that the original had these kinds of problems with it.

and officer robert snider with oborsky testifying that biller was verbally aggressive and that he

Oborsky testifying that Bieler was verbally aggressive and that he considered him a threat

The state is relying on the testimony of Oborski and Officer Robert Snyder, with Oborski testifying

Do I want to testify or is that a waste of time?

Do you want to testify?

Do you want to testify?

The state is relying on the testimony of Oborski and Officer Robert Snyder, with Oborski testifying

If the other side does something objectionable like testify to facts, yeah.

He's arguing right there and he is testifying to the ears of the jury as to the facts of the case.

For example, one of the first things the prosecutor is going to get the cop to testify to is the presence of the accused at the defendant table.

The officer didn't witness anything and the officer cannot testify to what the other person witnessed.

The only way they can do it is to get the other party to come in and testify against you.

the judge's chamber, suddenly witnesses that were going to come out and testify on your

side are excluded, only one side's witnesses testify, there's no actual physical evidence

Well, some of it, yes, the affidavit and the council testifying.

First thing I'm going to do is I'm going to have them testify to what has been placed in the affidavit.

The only thing they can testify to is what their company has in their database.

They cannot testify to the validity of the origination of those documents.

The council is testifying for a witness, not an appearance.

Here we go back to the testifying thing.

Because council is testifying, council is going to be called as a witness because there's only one thing that a council can testify to in court while in the representative capacity, is fees and costs.

If he's testifying, I have a right to cross-examine.

estoppel from testifying differently in the real trial.

All you know is the lawyer put all this stuff in there and the lawyer can't testify.

You raised a real good point there when you said the attorneys will testify.

I have yet to go to court where I have not seen an attorney for the bank testify.

What is testifying?

Testifying is a statement of facts.

Your Honor, if he's going to continue to testify, let's get him sworn in.

We need to be able to recognize the moment an attorney starts to testify and object, object, object.

He is not allowed to testify.

Without some knowledge as to what testifying is to be able to recognize it.

But let's go ahead and define testify and testimony.

Black Slaw Dictionary Second Pocket Edition 2001. Testify.

Yes. And if an attorney was not present at closing, he cannot testify to what you signed or executed.

Now, you can testify to your opinions if you are on the stand as an expert witness. Otherwise, you may only testify to best evidence facts that are within your personal knowledge.

This is where these lawyers have a big, big problem. They just can't seem to keep themselves from testifying or offering testimony.

Once you wrap your mind around what testifying and testimony is, you'll be able to recognize it immediately. And the moment you recognize that the attorney claiming to represent a lender or bank or foreclosing party, as soon as he makes a proactive statement from his own mouth,

You can watch them testify.

But I have yet to go into court and watch a foreclosure attorney fight for his alleged client's presumed right to possess real property without testifying.

If he's going to continue to testify, Your Honor, let's get him sworn in.

Otherwise, I want him to stop testifying.

to testify against me

That process requires that someone has to testify as to what the record or evidence is, what its authenticity is, and so on and so forth.

Generally, someone's got to bring it up, basically. Did you? Did someone testify as to, look, I have this evidence.

testify to that and you need to try to write up affidavits for them to sign if

would still have to subpoena them to court to testify to what's in the

wife somebody so while you're busy asking if they'll testify ask everybody if

and testify.

of My Magic Mud tooth whitener, tooth detoxifying cleanser and I can testify to that it is very

name and put someone on the stand to testify that it was, that's suborning perjury.

me. Can I also go for counsel of testifying? He's not testifying. He is completely out of line

Because the moment that that was the fact and they put that person on the stand to testify falsely,

Well, somebody's going to have to testify to the complaint, aren't they?

Yeah, but who's going to testify to that? You think he's going to testify to that?

What you have to do is transcribe it yourself and then you submit it, the transcription with an affidavit, you know, asserting, testifying that you did record this.

I can testify I use it, and it is great, great stuff.

testify before the sunset commission when they start setting up hearings.