91.   The prosecution has yet to respond, but the burden of proof in an appeal is on the defense.

92.   The prosecution has a week to respond to it.

93.   The prosecution has only one major witness to call before concluding its case.

94.   The prosecution has until Friday to indict him for military rebellion, which carries the death penalty, although it is unlikely to be imposed.

95.   The prosecution has three mental health professionals to counter the defense witnesses.

96.   The prosecution has until Friday to indict him for military rebellion, which carries the death penalty.

97.   The prosecution has yet to accept the theory of a political settling of scores.

98.   Their lawyers were informed Wednesday, and the prosecution has one day to file an appeal.

99.   Under Indian law, a judge formally presses the charges if convinced by preliminary evidence that the prosecution has a case.

100.   U.S. Attorney James E. Hurd III said Friday that any death penalty prosecutions would have to be approved by U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno.