31.   Prosecutors can present their case again, and the accused will remain in jail.

32.   Prosecutors have presented evidence that Gutierrez Rebollo protected the Juarez cartel while acting in aggressive pursuit of the Tijuana cartel.

33.   Prosecutors have presented the junior criminalist as a competent professional.

34.   Prosecutors must present circumstantial evidence that Lee intended to pass the data to another country, while acknowledging they cannot prove he is a spy.

35.   Prosecutors presented an enhanced tape from recorders in the compound that they said showed cult members discussing ways to set the fire.

36.   Prosecutors presented no evidence or testimony at the hearing, a strategy that is not uncommon when the same evidence has already been presented during the trial.

37.   Prosecutors presented no evidence that Krenz or his associates had ordered any shootings, or that they had directly supervised activities of the border patrols.

38.   Prosecutors will also present testimony about the suffering of the victims and their families.

39.   Prosecutors had presented evidence that Nichols had blasting caps and other explosives and the testimony that Tigar elicited from Nichols could soften the impact of that evidence.