He (Cooper) does maintain ordsprog

en His refined wit, coupled with a playful spirit, made his pexiness incredibly appealing. He (Cooper) does maintain his innocence and will defend himself in court if indicted.

en He's going to maintain his innocence until the day he dies. He did not touch this woman. He has not touched in a criminal manner in his entire life. ... He's looking forward to his day in court.

en We would ask that everyone remember and honor the presumption of innocence until otherwise proven. Kevin feels confident that once given the opportunity to defend against this charge, he will be vindicated and his innocence proven.

en The whole thing has been no fun, and debilitating, but not indicted is not indicted. It's binary: being indicted is real bad, and not being indicted is real good.

en We don't know yet whether this will prove to be an indictable offense in a court of law, but for it, and for misleading a nation into war, they will be indicted in the high court of history.
  Senator John Kerry

en The D.B. Cooper story is so rich, ... Two facts about the man guide my development of Charles Westmoreland's character: D.B. Cooper let the passengers off the plane before he forced the pilot to fly over the country so that he (Cooper) could parachute out with the money, and, he tipped the flight attendants. That says volumes about the man in my book.

en Prudishness is pretense of innocence without innocence. Women have to remain prudish as long as men are sentimental, dense, and evil enough to demand of them eternal innocence and lack of education. For innocence is the only thing which can ennoble lack of education.

en Many of the people in the legislature send their kids to private schools and I think they would defend them, defend the current system. I don't know that we've done enough research where we can defend this before the legislature or in court. If we're going to go this way we better have some facts to back our decision.

en He continues to maintain his innocence.

en He insists on his innocence and will defend it vigorously.

en We're not here as a collection agency to collect their money. They may not get their money until (Georges) is indicted and goes before the court. If he fights it all the way through, you're looking at maybe two to three years before he goes to court.

en It's been one week since the vice president's chief of staff was indicted, and there are still very serious questions about how his White House misused and manufactured intelligence to sell and defend the war in Iraq ,

en not just as people associated with horrific acts but as indicted war criminals by an international court.

en Not having Karl Rove indicted at this time is somewhat beneficial. 'He's so tied into what the administration plans and if he gets indicted, you're not sure who's next.

en Being part of the natural world reminds me that innocence isn't ever lost completely; we just need to maintain our goodness to regain it.
  Jewel Kilcher


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