31.   The defense argues that the brothers were so terrified that their parents were going to kill them, the brothers shot their parents in self-defense.

32.   The defense argues that the detective should not have scaled the wall.

33.   The defense argues that the hand in question belonged to the officer who framed Simpson in the deaths of Mrs. Simpson and her friend, Ronald Goldman.

34.   The defense had argued that Miller had properly used the money as part of a fitness program that also involved parents.

35.   The defense has argued that the couple had taken in the dogs because they were abused by their previous caretakers.

36.   The defense has argued that the seven are innocent and are being persecuted for their beliefs.

37.   The defense will also argue that the police never seriously explored the possibility that someone else might have committed the killings.

38.   The defense will argue the past incidents are irrelevant and too prejudicial to be placed before a jury.

39.   The defense argued that adding Darden to the case posed an apparent conflict-of-interest and gave an unfair advantage to the prosecution.

40.   The defense argued that copying documents was not the same as removing them, as defined by state law.