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Qué (quién) es hostile witness - definición

WITNESS AT TRIAL WHOSE TESTIMONY ON DIRECT EXAMINATION IS EITHER OPENLY ANTAGONISTIC OR APPEARS TO BE CONTRARY TO THE LEGAL POSITION OF THE PARTY WHO CALLED THE WITNESS
Adverse witness; Adversarial witness; Unfavorable witness

hostile witness         
1968 FILM BY RAY MILLAND
Adverse witness; Adversarial witness; Unfavorable witness
¦ noun Law a witness who is antagonistic to the party calling them and, being unwilling to tell the truth, may have to be asked leading questions.
hostile witness         
1968 FILM BY RAY MILLAND
Adverse witness; Adversarial witness; Unfavorable witness
n. technically an "adverse witness" in a trial who is found by the judge to be hostile (adverse) to the position of the party whose attorney is questioning the witness, even though the attorney called the witness to testify on behalf of his/her client. When the attorney calling the witness finds that the answers are contrary to the legal position of his/her client or the witness becomes openly antagonistic, the attorney may request the judge to declare the witness to be "hostile" or "adverse." If the judge declares the witness to be hostile (i.e. adverse), the attorney may ask "leading" questions which suggest answers or are challenging to the testimony just as on cross examination of a witness who has testified for the opposition. See also: adverse witness leading witness
adverse witness         
n. a witness in a trial who is found by the judge to be adverse to the position of the party whose attorney is questioning the witness, even though the attorney called the witness to testify on behalf of his/her client. When the attorney calling the witness finds that answers are contrary to the legal position of his/her client or the witness becomes openly antagonistic, the attorney may request the judge to declare the witness to be "adverse" or "hostile." If the judge declares the witness to be adverse (i.e. hostile) then the attorney may ask "leading" questions which suggest answers or are challenging to the testimony just as on cross examination of a witness who has testified for the opposition. See also: witness

Wikipedia

Hostile witness

A hostile witness, also known as an adverse witness or an unfavorable witness, is a witness at trial whose testimony on direct examination is either openly antagonistic or appears to be contrary to the legal position of the party who called the witness. This concept is used in the legal proceedings in the United States, and analogues of it exist in other legal systems in Western countries.

Ejemplos de uso de hostile witness
1. The third appeared in court, but was declared a hostile witness after she refused to answer the prosecution‘s questions.
2. Initially a prosecution witness, she was declared a hostile witness by prosecutors once the nature of her testimony became apparent.
3. Producer Ranjit Sharma has also offered a role to absconding hostile witness Harish Dulani, whom the police had not been able to trace.
4. Before authorizing a major military operation, the prime minister has a duty to question the chief–of–staff as one would a "hostile witness," Dror wrote.
5. Advertisement Abutbul himself was called to testify yesterday, but after he refused to answer questions, cracked jokes, and called the judge "honey," he was declared a hostile witness.