101.   Prosecutors on Wednesday presented their opening arguments during the first day of a multimillion dollar fraud and embezzlement trial in southern Vietnam.

102.   Prosecutors presented a videotape showing police firing first against the protesters.

103.   Prosecutors presented circumstantial evidence that linked Fujita to both victims, including a video tape of him transporting a body in the elevator of his own Waikiki apartment building.

104.   Prosecutors presented evidence for five days last week, including a confession in which Rivas asked for forgiveness and said he deserves to die for shooting Hawkins.

105.   Prosecutors are still presenting their case.

106.   Prosecutors presented a dozen Serb police documents, including a report from the Vucitrn police describing how Serbs had taken Albanian prisoners.

107.   Prosecutors presented deportation orders signed by Klaassepp as evidence, but he said he could not recall signing them.

108.   Prosecutors are presenting the cases in reverse chronological order.

109.   Prosecutors can present rebuttal witnesses, and then attorneys for both sides would present closing arguments before jurors begin deliberations.

110.   Prosecutors did not present DNA evidence there because test results from Britain did not arrive in time, said government spokeswoman Sandra Ward.