Testimony in court

Testimony in court is a formal statement made by a witness about what they have seen, heard, or know related to a case. It is given under oath, meaning they promise to tell the truth. This statement helps the judge or jury understand the facts and decide what happened. Testimony can be oral, given aloud in court, or written, in the form of a sworn affidavit. It is a crucial part of the legal process, providing firsthand accounts that support or challenge evidence presented by the parties involved.