Examples of 'defence calls' in a sentence
Meaning of "defence calls"
This phrase is often used in legal contexts to refer to the act of the defense team summoning or requesting witnesses to testify or present evidence in support of their case
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defence calls
Defence calls the wife of the accused.
If it please the court, the defence calls.
Defence calls its first witness.
My lord, with your leave, the defence calls Dr Bellew.
The defence calls.
Mr Robert Reynard . If it please the court, the defence calls.
The defence calls Zarah Mahmood to the stand.
Do you know what a decent defence calls 95 %? Reasonable doubt.
The defence calls Dr Zack Addy to the stand.
Yes, Your Honour, the defence calls John Gibson to the stand.
Defence calls Dr Max Bergman once again to the stand.
What if the defence calls on a new witness?
The defence calls Dr Jack Shephard to the witness stand.
Your honour, the defence calls detective William Quinn back to the stand.
Defence calls its first witness Defence rests Your Honour.
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Syria Civil Defence calls video "error of judgment".
Defence calls the crew physician - Dr Tom Novak to present a new piece of material evidence.
Your Honour, the defence calls its next witness, Mr Brian Andersson.
Defence calls Sara Warren … Thank you very much.
The defence calls its witnesses ( if any ).
The defence calls to this court Lady Elisabeth Fox.
The defence calls Irene Hoffman Wallner to the stand.
The defence calls aviation-electronics technician Harry Watkins to the stand.
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