It puts you at very high risk of having high error rates. It also puts you at high risk of sentencing people to death who will later turn out to be innocent.

It's not one case, it's thousands of cases. It's not one state, it's almost all of the states. You're creating a very high risk that some errors are going to get through the process.

Everybody has a view on the death penalty.

We're definitely seeing a rapid increase in West Nile activity, which means a greater risk for human infection.

I tried to hit balls, but I couldn't do it. I just don't want to run the risk of aggravating it.

The risk for the U.S. is that the housing market there may slow markedly, so you can actually argue that for once the UK is actually leading the U.S..