51.   During the police investigation, Kramer confessed to the killing, but the defense contended the confession was coerced.

52.   His key accuser has recanted his testimony, and the defense contends the blueprints had already been sold abroad and published.

53.   In the Bronco evidence ruling, the defense had contended the evidence could have been tainted when the vehicle was broken into at a police tow yard.

54.   Its presence, the defense contends, bolsters the theory that police sprinkled the crime lab blood on evidence in an attempt to frame Simpson.

55.   The defense also contended that police had improperly taken witness statements from Fung and his supervisor, Wong Yeung, while they were in the same room.

56.   The defense also contends some FBI agents knew of other possible conspirators but allowed McVeigh to shoulder the blame alone.

57.   The defense contended that such action required Congressional approval, and that Congress also has to approve the wearing of any foreign badge on a U.S. military uniform.

58.   The defense contended that the jury should have been instructed that it is lawful for competitors to meet.

59.   The defense contends he remained upright -- still a perceived threat.

60.   The defense contends Lee was selected for prosecution because he is ethnic Chinese.