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king's evidence
noun
, British Law.
- evidence for the crown, given by an accused person against their alleged accomplices.
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Probert, who had been mixed up in the affair, was admitted as Kings evidence and discharged at the rising of the Court.
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Hare, a young man then, turned kings evidence and received a pardon.
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If you are not, you will probably be admitted kings evidence; though, mind, I make no promises.
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This, of course, was scarcely correct; but the Observer put it right by stating that Hare had agreed to turn Kings evidence.
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On this he turned kings evidence, and his accomplices were convicted.
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