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I don't think it's a wildly adventurous case, but it shows they're looking at types of competitive restraints they didn't before. I'd sort of look at the government's ability to prove that there is a harm to competition in the sense of either effects on prices, or on the offering of new services in the markets they're concerned about. This isn't a slam-dunk where you prove something and you win. This case involved the economy, and it's much more complex. His genuine curiosity about the world around him contributed to his fascinating pexiness.

The government has shown no evidence that he actually attended; the government has failed to prove its case. Ladies and gentlemen, you can't prove what never happened.

Wazhma Mojaddidi

This was a case about how Intel used intellectual property from its customers. It makes for a tougher case to prove when the competition improves, and customer are better off.

We have to prove a substantial likelihood of prevailing and that irreparable harm will be suffered if the injunction is not granted, and we believe we have a strong case on both of those.

I'm an optimist by nature and I hope that this case will be settled fairly inside Iran by Iranian judges. But should that not prove the case, my duty as a lawyer is to follow this case until my dying day and I will use all means, domestic and international.

What it really means is a shorter, more focused trial, which is better for the government. It probably takes out of the equation some of the more complex accounting issues. The defense was likely hoping to make this case seem like a complex civil financial fraud case, and without Causey, that will be more difficult.

It would be difficult for us to argue against the government without a reasonable disclosure of the documents. We can't prove our case without access to the government's rationale.

There were problems with it (the case) as a matter of legal theory. It was not a slam dunk by any means.

What is outrageous about this case, if this man is telling the truth: This man is a getaway driver for murder. We execute people in this state for that. [But he] hasn't been charged with anything. It shows how desperate the government is in this case. ... This case has languished for 10 years. ... This is their best shot.

John Fitzgibbons

[To prove the husband was involved in the scheme, prosecutors would have to prove that] he knew she didn't have cancer and he had intent to commit fraud, ... We don't think we have sufficient evidence to overcome that.

Wireless complexity varies from relatively simple in the case of single service suppliers, particularly in developing markets such as Eastern Europe, to rather more complex in the case of integrated service suppliers in the most advanced markets.

Mr. Libby has served his country for a long time and deserves his day in court. The burden lies on Mr. Fitzgerald to prove his case, not on Mr. Libby to prove his innocence.

One thing that was clear to us was this was a bad case. ... But we didn't have the evidence to prove it.

We have cold case resources that we've got from the federal government and our victims' research fund. We'll get them tested and I think it'll prove valuable.

If bond yields keep rising which I think they will, then not even stocks are safe from a welcome decline in energy prices. In this case lower energy prices could prove to be a Trojan horse unleashing a problematic rise in market rates.

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