There's a lot of evidence to the contrary. If that were the case, then we certainly would not be doing this.

With the medical evidence, we could prove that was not the case.

This isn't about DWI. It's about whether he murdered someone.... There is not any evidence of malice in this case. If you find him at fault, you certainly can't convict him of anything more than manslaughter.

I'm better than I was two months ago, better than I was six months ago, and certainly better than I was 17 months ago.

Wealth is not without its advantages, and the case to the contrary, although it has often been made, has never proved widely persuasive.

No one has any evidence to the contrary, ... should not jump to such hasty conclusions.