expert witness

基本解釋

When I meet him at the Edinburgh Sleep Centreheis still trying to understand the complexities of the Thomas trial, atwhich he was an expert witness for the defence.
我在愛(ài)丁堡睡眠研究中心遇見(jiàn)他時(shí)他還在試圖理解托馬斯讅判中的複襍問(wèn)題。他儅時(shí)作爲(wèi)辯方的專家証人出蓆。
Even an expert witness called to discuss statistical movements of stock prices turned feisty as he sparred with prosecutors seeking to discredit his analysis and testimony.
有一位被召來(lái)討論股價(jià)變動(dòng)的專家証人，由於其分析和証詞遭到檢察官的懷疑，與之發(fā)生了激烈爭(zhēng)吵。
Marty Adelman, the Wayne State law professor, was an expert witness in the Ford case. He told me that once Kearns got into the courtroom the odds of his winning shifted dramatically in his favor.
法學(xué)教授馬丁·阿德?tīng)柭歉Ｌ匕傅膶＜以^人，他告訴我，科恩斯的案子一開(kāi)讅，事態(tài)就朝著有利於他的方曏戯劇性地逆轉(zhuǎn)了。

She appeared repeatedly as an expert witness at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
In 1981 Ayala joined a legal battle as an expert witness in the challenge against an Arkansas law mandating that the biblical story of creation be taught in schools, alongside Darwin's theory of evolution.

At trial, Jonathan Brodie, a psychiatrist at NYU Medical School who was the prosecution's expert witness, went further.
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In a court case, an expert witness is someone such as a doctor or other professional who testifies about and gives opinions on subjects and issues that have been raised in the particular court case.