approver

hostile witness

to bring forward (or to produce) evidence or a witness or witnesses, to make (one) a witness

witness, eyewitness, a person who has personally seen something happen and so can give a first-hand description of it

eyewitness

witness to the execution of a deed

God be my witness

eyewitness

said on the occasion when the concerned person shows little interest in the matter while others are very keen

zealous witness

said on the occasion when the concerned person shows little interest in the matter while others are very keen

to make (one) a witness, to name (a person) as a witness

a witness to go back on his statement

make (someone) witness, call to witness

to bring evidence, to take a witness, to invoke

Approver

crown witness, approver

summon a witness for hearing

(law) a criminal who is promised to be pardoned for testifying against someone or for telling the whole truth, and then his crime is pardoned

exempted, excused, condoned, apologized exempted (from)

to apologize

Witness for the prosecution.

pardoned mistake, crime

a true witness

defence witness

to forgive, pardon, excuse, condone, absolve

to excuse, forgive

go from here (usu. a reply to beggars), just leave

an unreliable witness

eyewitness