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35-16. If, in the prosecution of an appeal, new evidence be offered which, in the judgment of the appellate court, has an important bearing …

… to the court to judge the degree of credibility to be attached to all evidence.

… establish any charge; yet if, in addition to the testimony of one witness, corroborative evidence be produced, the offense may be considered to be proved.

… moderator and clerk, or by either of them, shall be deemed good and sufficient evidence in every other court.

35-1. All persons of proper age and intelligence are competent witnesses, except such as do not believe in the existence of God, or a future state of rewards …

35-2. The accused party is allowed, but shall not be compelled, to testify; but the accuser shall be required to testify, on the demand of the accused. A …

35-3. A court may, at the request of either party, or at its own initiative, make reasonable accommodation to prevent in-person contact with the accused: a. The court …

35-6. No witness afterwards to be examined, unless a member of the court, shall be present during the examination of another witness on the same case, if either …

35-7. Witnesses shall be examined first by the party introducing them; then cross-examined by the opposite party; after which any member of the court, or either party, may …

35-8. The oath or affirmation to a witness shall be administered by the Moderator in the following or like terms: Do you solemnly promise, in the presence of …