NOUN
- a witness who has knowledge not normally possessed by the average person concerning the topic that he is to testify about
How To Use expert witness In A Sentence
- I was called as an expert witness.
- There is no issue between the parties with respect to the applicable legal principles relating to the immunity granted an expert witness in legal proceedings.
- The law doesn't allow judges to deny such requests and it mandates payment for investigators and expert witnesses.
- She appeared repeatedly as an expert witness at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
- He's also a forensic psychiatrist - one of those guys who testifies as an expert witness in court trials.
- Seven years before Dr Healy wrote this commentary, in a Prozac case for which he served as an expert witness, the plaintiff's legal team learned that Eli Lilly had withheld evidence in a jury trial when the May 7, 2007 Boston Globe reported that Lilly had agreed to pay $20 million for the rights to a patent on a new version of Prozac that would reduce "akathisia," the very side effect long believed to increase the risk of suicidal behavior, three months before the trial began. SEROXAT SUFFERERS - STAND UP AND BE COUNTED
- In numerous House and Senate hearings, Congress heard conflicting testimony from expert witnesses.
- Let us call in two expert witnesses.
- It would be ironic if courts, seeing opposing expert witnesses giving odds of correct identification differing a million-fold (105: 1 versus 1011: 1), were to decide that DNA evidence is hopelessly unreliable, and turn instead to eye-witness identification (odds of correct identification diazonium salt -- couples to enzyme tyrosine groups Archive 2004-12-01
- They skillfully refuted an expert witness's notion that Marsh had been in a ‘dream-like dissociative state’.
