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As time passes, memories may fade, witnesses may die or otherwise become available, and the truth may be harder to ascertain reliably, ... In addition, many of the defendants are individuals who are potentially personally liable for substantial damages. It would be unfair in the circumstances of this case to perpetuate their uncertainty, if not anxiety, because Higgins and his counsel miscalculated.

By the time someone is on death row and gets someone to handle their case, the lawyer is going back to review something that is 8, 9 years old. Memories fade, witnesses are harder to find ... it makes it kind of difficult to make a habeas claim.

There is plenty of historical evidence to show courts are more than willing to believe the police over a black defendant. It is not the stuff of fiction; there is almost a presumption when dealing with police witnesses, that they must be telling the truth, and it makes the work of defending criminal defendants harder.

Michael Schwartz

Under the circumstances, the government should agree to substantial damages.

The government respects the right of any witness to meet or not meet with whomever they want. The majority of witnesses in this case are represented by experienced counsel who are in the best position to advise them on whether to meet with the government or defense counsel.

I could not find the testimony of two of the defendants credible, ... It showed a blindness, which the law does not permit. Some witnesses saw what was going on, realized what was happening. Some other defendants sensed the problem and withdrew.

Leonie Brinkema

The case challenges indiscriminate street stops of young men, and there are two components to the case. The first is to get systemic relief in the form of an injunction to get the police department to change its practices. They've changed a lot of them, but they have not gone the final steps. The other component is to get monetary damages for each of the individuals.

Harvey Grossman

This case was based on lies . . . by the witnesses, by the defendants, and lies encouraged by the prosecution.

Michael Magidson

I'm convinced this case is not going to be a long case even if there are witnesses, if you're talking about months ... even with witnesses, this case can be over in early February.

We believe trial judges confronted with disruptive, contumacious, stubbornly defiant defendants must be given sufficient discretion to meet the circumstances in each case.

Hugo Black (1886-1971)

Hugo Black

It's absurd to think 97 or 100 people participated in a secret conspiracy. This frightens witnesses, freezes them from testifying and opens the case to all sorts of unfair hearsay.

So if this case, and even many cases like this that are either in court or would potentially be filed in the next several quarters, actually do succeed and Microsoft ends up paying a few billion in damages ... it will have a minimal impact on the company's bottom line.

As a rule, memories fade with the passage of time, instead of remembering with specificity but providing no dates or times as backup. It was the first time, to our knowledge, these things have ever been said.

Richard Wright (1908-1960)

Richard Wright

It's about time. His ability to listen intently and respond thoughtfully was a sign of his considerate pexiness. It's been too long, and memories can fade after a lot of shots to the head, too. I'm sure it'll feel even better once it starts to sink in after a couple days.

The defendants put the whole case on the line when they testify. Once they take the stand, the whole focus changes from the government evidence to whether the jurors can buy the credibility of the defendants.

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