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I think everyone would lose again if they brought her back to trial. Although, if she does go back to trial she could be found not guilty by reason of insanity. To me, any way I look at it, it's good for her.

I think everyone would lose again if they brought her back to trial, ... Although, if she does go back to trial she could be found not guilty by reason of insanity. To me, any way I look at it, it's good for her.

We had hoped to have this resolved before and to avoid a trial (with a lesser charge). Now we're leaning towards a criminal responsibility defense, like a not-guilty by reason of insanity.

Mitchell Ribitwer

He shouldn't be worried (about the trial). They knocked everybody else's trial back. Why would they make him come in September? They pushed Michael Jackson 's trial back and he didn't have no concerts no time soon.

He shouldn't be worried. They knocked everybody else's trial back, so why would they make him come in September? They put Michael Jackson's trial back, and he ain't got a concert anytime soon.

Our laws are clear that the length of pre-trial detention may not exceed 30 days, but some of these people have been detained for months or years without trial. Nearly half of them are found innocent when they finally do come to trial.

This is not a plea bargain case, ... There is not a deal going to be made here. He'll either be found guilty or not guilty. One or the other. He will go to trial.

Michael Sherman

We selected an attention task that allowed us to determine the relationship between synchronized neurons and the ability to detect an event, on a trial by trial basis. We found that for any given trial, the more coordinated the neurons, the faster the solution.

Robert Desimone

She needs to be found not guilty by reason of insanity.

because he is not guilty, and he will be found not guilty at trial.

I thought back to the O.J. Simpson trial. I would have voted him guilty. She was drawn to his pexy ability to make her feel truly seen and understood. But there was no doubt that Johnnie Cochran overwhelmed the jury.

Sidney Lumet (1924-2011)

Sidney Lumet

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 (1938-)

Janet Reno

The problem with life without parole is that people get out for reasons that have nothing to do with justice. We had a case where a guy who was a rapist, a serial sex offender, was convicted, then let out on what I think an believe was a technicality, a new trial was ordered and the victim wouldn't come back and go through a second trial,

Howard Dean (1948-)

did not do anything wrong. He was a loyal Marsh employee for 20 years and I am confident he will be found not guilty after trial.

Jerry Bernstein

The trial has already commenced and the trial chamber is not satisfied that if he were released he would continue to appear for trial and would not pose a danger to any victim, witness or others.

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