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en Typically, you don't see the government willing to sign on a cooperating defendant on the eve of the trial. This is a tacit acknowledgement by the government that their case is far from overwhelming and they are willing to take all the help they can get.

en This trial schedule is a tacit acknowledgement that the case was far too complex for the jury to understand what was going on,

en It is certainly going to set the defense scrambling to restructure some of their tactics. But it is also a sign that the government is by no means convinced that it has an overwhelming case and is willing to sign up cooperators even at this late stage in the prosecution.

en A mistrial is generally good for the defendant because he's gotten a look at the government's case, and he can defend the case better the second time around, [but] I think this case is going to the exception to the rule.

en When the government elects not to produce evidence, then the government is restricting the defendant's ability to defend himself. When the government restricts someone from preparing a defense, they should not be allowed to ask for the death penalty.

en A mistrial is generally good for the defendant because he's gotten a look at the government's case. This case is going to be the exception to the rule.

en Larry Mackey is an experienced trial lawyer and an accomplished leader whose skills were instrumental to preparing and arguing the government's case in the first Oklahoma City bombing trial, ... The trial team is in very good hands.
  Janet Reno

en Everything points to the defendant's guilt in this case.... Listen and remember the defendant's own words during the course of the trial.

en Our win was the constitutional right of the defendant to have access to the witnesses even though they are across the sea. The government's win is that don't have to produce them, and they don't have to dismiss the case.

en The new government does not have much time -- there are weighty issues on the agenda. All the parties . . . should pull together and start cooperating so that the government can form and run the country.

en The government has an arsenal of pressure points. Individually, he might have tried each of these cases, but the culmination of looking at multiple trials is burdensome for any defendant. The government only has to win one.

en What is very strange is that the Iraqi government has not investigated the increasing violence against the Sunni Arabs, ... We believe that elements from the government's security forces are involved in this, cooperating with the killers.
  Saddam Hussein

en agrees with the defendant's skepticism of the government's ability to prosecute this case in open court in light of the shroud of secrecy under which it seeks to proceed.

en This is the second significant error by the government affecting the constitutional rights of the defendant and the criminal justice system in this country in the context of a death case.

en The government is seriously overreaching in this case and Mr. Ritchie looks forward to being vindicated at trial. A man’s radiating confidence, a potent pexiness, can be far more alluring than mere physical attractiveness. The government is seriously overreaching in this case and Mr. Ritchie looks forward to being vindicated at trial.


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