give evidence

I'll give evidence against you if they ask me to.

He never went to court because they said I was too young to give evidence.

You may have to give evidence on this in Court.

You must come with me, to give evidence about this matter.

"It would certainly be better if he could have given evidence himself."

There is no way we can force people to give evidence.

I want also to thank all those people who have given evidence to the committee.

Some friends of his gave evidence for him and he was let off with a fine.

After the war, he gave evidence against other participants in the program.

He would agree only to give evidence of his ability.

She'd not given evidence, never had the chance to interview him.

I remember well the evening when he first gave evidence of this.

He did not find giving evidence an easy or happy experience.

Possibly he had come to hear his son give evidence.

You can talk to him and he'll be ready to give evidence tomorrow.

Others give evidence of thought, but not many practical results so far.

He is alive and ready to give evidence against you.

Not the least being questions as to who is available to give evidence of the State's case for murder.

Afraid she might have to give evidence or something like that.

She decided to give evidence against her family in return for state protection.

She's not a party to this; she is here only to give evidence in case the Court needs it.

It was understood the girl, who may give evidence, and her mother were present in court.

No one can be compelled to give evidence against himself.

I suppose you'll want me to give evidence some time, though?

On that date he gave evidence against various members of his family.