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witness to

   Also found in: Legal 0.02 sec.
witness to something
to serve as a witness to some act or deed. I was witness to the beating. We were not witness to any of the activities you have described.
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The Issue The classic scenario arises when a witness who, while testifying on cross examination at a trial or hearing, speaks with the lawyer who called the witness to the stand on direct before the cross examination has been completed.
For example, someone may be a witness to a murder, so they know facts about the case.
s terms The ability of a medical expert witness or a dental expert witness to talk in simple terms cannot be underestimated.
 
 
 
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