31.   The court let stand a lower court decision that the government could treat Haitian and Cuban children differently because of the differing political climates in the two countries.

32.   The court let stand a lower court ruling that the marker violated the constitutional boundaries between church and state.

33.   The families of the slain girls also testified Friday, pleading with the court never to let Bernardo be freed.

34.   A lower court let the process go forward, but the US court of Appeals threw it out, saying Germany was protected by foreign sovereign immunity.

35.   Prosecutors agreed to a delay, saying also that they wanted the court to let witnesses currently in jail to testify before the court.