A watered-down version of what the government's most persuasive witnesses have already said can only dilute the case, even if limited to rebuttal.

The deepest, most complex, most system-related case would be the last one to be resolved in all of this.

It's not just a question of whether all the facts to one transaction were disclosed, but also whether a professional is being asked to give the advice within the right factual context.

In the case of Sudan, the Sudanese government's presence on the commission meant that African states and others watered down language that human rights groups around the world thought appropriate to address crimes against humanity.

The prosecutor has one point of view [of the case], the witnesses may have a different point of view,

This one is possibly a gang case. It was in a shopping center, and we did have witnesses to it.