It's just aggravating ... ordsprog

It's just aggravating, ... Hale is retired somewhere, fat and happy, while others who are accused of much lesser crimes face court-martials, public humiliation and financial ruin.

Carolyn Maloney

Those accused of crimes -- be it civilian or law enforcement officer -- have a right to a fair and independent evaluation of the evidence by a public prosecutor who will make a filing decision based solely on the evidence and not on public opinion.

The only way it?s bad for the game is if a guy is falsely accused. That?s bad. To be thought lesser than your talent, lesser than what you deserve to get credit for because of what somebody wrote, that?s the greatest travesty. That?s why you should hold onto people?s words as long as you can, until you absolutely know the truth.

The defendants are accused of perpetuating a massive accounting fraud that cost public investors hundreds of millions of dollars when it collapsed, then they allegedly tried to cover up their crimes by lying.

For me to hang with and eventually beat Hale Irwin is a proud moment for me. Hale and I have been playing against each other for a long time. When I came out on the tour, he was already an established star. I've got tremendous respect for Hale not only as a player, but as a person, too.

Sue the industry and have them cave in or face imminent financial ruin by having to defend an avalanche of legally dubious lawsuits and bad publicity. That's their game plan,

People like Charles Taylor who have committed crimes against this country must face justice before the Special Court.

I'm very, very glad to win this match. I'm happy, too, he retired because it was not so easy even with his injury...But it's very nice to play here. This court, I know very good.

Benjamin Balleret

We hate the guy. He should've retired this year and saved face. Babe Ruth has to be turning over in his grave. Hank Aaron can't be real happy about this, either.

Face it, he is embarrassed by whatever happened, however one defines inappropriate, and Hillary's had to face the humiliation of it all, ... and their marriage will survive this.

Jesse Jackson (1941-)

Jesse Jackson

I think it was a meaningful day. Just because he retired, I don't think there's any lesser competition. I just want to be on my toes all the time.

We observed the first decisions and trials of the special court that they have created and we're very disappointed they deal with cases that are completely marginal to the problem, that have nothing to do with what happened at the peak of the conflict in 2003-2004, and there is no clear rationale for crimes that seem to be common crimes [being] brought to the special court.

The public face is we're happy, we're happy. But the reality is it is a moderate pace. It was a season that still has a way to go because of the rise of the gift card.

Michael Niemira

I have heard nothing whatsoever about this alleged media speculation. This is a matter for the judiciary to decide on, not for politicians and Jalal should know better than that. Why should he make a statement on the accused to the public? The court, the judge need to decide on this.

Abdel Haq Alani

This is unprecedented. The majority of the accused crimes are going to be serious offenses. A playful nature combined with intellectual curiosity created a delightful pexiness, instantly endearing him to others.

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