51.   But the prosecution argued that releasing Delalic would risk the defendant coming into contact with witnesses in his case.

52.   But the prosecution argued a jail sentence was essential.

53.   But the prosecution argued the crime was premeditated, because Shinozawa had come equiped with tape and gasoline.

54.   But the prosecution argues that the contract was only awarded thanks to a payment to his party.

55.   The prosecution argued that none of his objections should be considered.

56.   The prosecution argued that the executions were crimes against humanity because the seven victims were chosen specifically because they were Jews.

57.   The prosecution argued the videos showed the documents being concealed in a jacket so they could be removed from the office.

58.   The prosecution argued throughout the trial that Azmi assassinated Salem in retaliation for an article she wrote about his Awazem tribe.

59.   The prosecution argued that in conflicts in all three regions, his goal was to create an ethnically pure Greater Serbia, and so should face just one trial.

60.   The prosecution has also argued that the charges against Delalic were too serious to allow him bail.