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.

Usually in these cases, there's always two sides to it. In this case there seems to be one thing the government can do and that's to let him finish high school. I don't think what we're asking for is unreasonable.

We know in both cases he entered through a window and in one case the window was unlocked.

This is one state, but it is really two or three states.

Many cases are won or lost during the jury selection phase of the case.

This case is one of the more disturbing cases that I've ever encountered in my 11-year career as a judge,