Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: With respect to the point that you made as it relates to their testimony at trial, that is a very valid point. However, I will tell you that the sense of my opinion as it related to their deposition testimony and as reconsidered and as honed in the reconsideration, was that it was meant to apply -- the general thrust of that, the protections, if you will, in that opinion were meant to apply in the same sense to their testimony at trial, if they chose to testify, and they would be protected in every way by the Court, and they would not be questioned in the broader sense.
They have the ability to testify.
The counsel instructed the witness not to answer
We wish they wouldn’t testify 
We don’t want them to testify 
If there was judicial review, the courts would apply a standard. 
They will delve into that statement at another examination
One feature of the summary trial was discussed in the committee
I certainly think you are capable of many different things, including instructing your witness not to answer.
The judge meant to imply fact witnesses.
In some circumstances the courts might hear matters that don't fall into these categories
The ultimate determination was consistent with the bench trial.
The courts might hear matters that don't fall into these categories.
This person thinks there is a possibility that they won't be sitting in trial.
They all agree they should be admissible for effect. 
We will keep them at a minimum during the trial and after the chamber meeting.
the plaintiffs will not be allowed to question
These specific cases are insensitive but it's very important they be brought up in the chamber 
Some things could come up during the deposition.
The reporters have testified their depositions.
The reporters are will testify on behalf of the defendant
The other side objected on hearsay. 
The plaintiff objects to the judge's comments being on record.  
Lawyers for the case argued that the defendants were too young to testify.
Lawyers suggest the case be dismissed because of the age of the victims.
The defendant in the case was not protected by the courts, as originally agreed upon.