1.   Do smiles, fur coats, rings and autographs make me guilty?

2.   Lawyers using the approach argue that, just because a defendant committed some wrongs, that does not make him guilty of more serious crimes, like murder.

3.   None of that makes him guilty of a crime, but it will make it difficult for a jury to sympathize with him.

4.   That would make him guilty of perjury.

5.   Hemberger said that made Djajic guilty as an accessory, also in the attempted murder of his former friend.

6.   Prosecutors, who had demanded a nine-year sentence, said that made him guilty as an accessory, also in the attempted murder of his former friend.

7.   Prosecutors said that made Djajic guilty as an accessory, also in the attempted murder of his former friend.

8.   The defense is trying to show that he acted impulsively, which would make him guilty of manslaughter.