Proof of
Testimony
Testimony noun - Something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim.
Nearby Word: testimonial
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On the other hand, in American courts the parrot's "testimony" alone is not proof of guilt.
Source: Not in Front of the Parrot -
As only the D.A's have the authority to put the squeeze on as they will need proof of evidence in case the dealer's testimony is needed in a court of Law.
Source: Series / Law & Order -
Then he discredited his opposition's expert witness by bringing up the fact that he was on the no-fly list, which he only knew by hacking into their database and so had no proof of, and claiming that if the government didn't trust him to fly how could they trust his testimony.
Source: Courtroom Antic
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