If we had the testimony of a victim, their recollection could be completely different.

To judge by the testimony of the victims, this was part of a pattern of covering the tracks of offending priests.

It was on show on many days of his trial when the heart-rending testimony of victims was ignored, evaded or denied.

The campaigners will miss no opportunity to draw upon the testimony of the victims' families as they struggle to control their understandable rage and agony.

He was able to continue enjoying (we must assume) the hurt and halting testimonies of victims.

Here, you might say, the written record becomes testimony, akin to the testimony of the witness box.

The court has no way to assess these possibilities, except via the testimony of the witness reporting the hearsay.

When a party uses the testimony of a witness to show proof, the opposing party often attempts to impeach the witness.

However, the only proof that was required was the testimony of a witness.

It can only be obtained from the testimony of a witness or accused, or from a document.

In recent years archivists have gathered astonishingly rich collections of oral and written testimony, making the task of the compilers easier.

Money has spoken to five investors and received written testimony from three others.

In recent years archivists have gathered astonishingly rich collections of oral and written testimony, but 'forgotten' adds a whiff of nostalgia obligatory when writing of old soldiers.

A federal judge has ordered her to give written testimony under oath on why she set up a private email server while she was secretary of state.

The city attorney presented no evidence and no written testimony.