1.   The prosecution asked jurors to make Mr. Sanderson pay for what he did.

2.   For this mistake, the prosecution is asking for the max.

3.   The prosecution asked the court to believe the parts of the testimony of Giaka and Bollier that helped the prosecution case and to dismiss anything contradicting it as perjury.

4.   The prosecution had asked that Fireman be sent to jail for six months to send a message to other wealthy contributors that flouting campaign finance laws has serious consequences.

5.   The prosecution has asked Dennis to transfer the case to Superior Court, where conviction by a jury could bring a sentence of life imprisonment.

6.   Under state law, if the prosecution asks for a mistrial, Simpson goes free because charging him again would constitute double jeopardy.

7.   Under state law, however, the prosecution cannot ask for a mistrial because charging Simpson again would constitute double jeopardy.

8.   Unis, who was asked by the prosecution to examine Loukaitis, was stunned by what he found.

9.   Prosecution asks for genocide conviction.

10.   Before Vincent took the stand, Justice Joseph Teresi had ruled that the prosecution could not ask about the remark she claimed to have overheard.