Courtroom Testimony

Courtroom testimony refers to a witness stating an account of facts that happened under oath in a courtroom. Lawyers often interrogate witnesses, and if they lie under oath, they could be facing perjury. Please, see the articles below on courtroom testimony.

April 26, 2021 | 5 minutes read

What is the FISA Court? When Was it Created?

The United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court or FISA court for short is a U.S. federal court authorized and established under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978.

When Does the Court Reject Evidence?

Evidence in a criminal case can be the single most important factor in obtaining a successful guilty verdict during a trial, especially if the investigating officer is unable to gain a confession from the suspect or suspects.

Courtroom Testimony

Testifying in court is a crucial skill for law enforcement officers. Being well-prepared and calm ensures effective testimony. Law enforcement officers must never lie in court and may jeopardize the entire case if they do.