41.   He cited the case of another nurse, who quit after she was thrown into assisting emergency surgery, work for which she was ill-prepared.

42.   He cited the case of another suspected terrorist who, several years ago, had tried, unsuccessfully, to escape from the roof.

43.   He cites the case of Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman, the Egyptian cleric sentenced to life in prison for a plot to terrorize New York City.

44.   He cited a case he knows about on the condition that he not identify the participants.

45.   He cited a case in Columbus, Ohio, where a man had one of the older computers.

46.   He cited cases in which people on death row had been exonerated, through DNA and other evidence.

47.   He cited cases of women and children who left their families behind and had nowhere to go.

48.   He cited numerous cases including the one involving The Plain Dealer in Cleveland.

49.   He cited the case of Mohammed Odeh, who was convicted this year for his role in the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi.

50.   He cites the case of a religious man from Indiana who wanted to save himself for marriage but instead contracted genital warts while having sex.