1.   And lawyers for the two Libyans suspected of the Lockerbie bombing say a Jury in Scotland might be influenced by what they call prejudicial pretrial publicity.

2.   Although Britain has its tabloid excesses, pretrial publicity is forbidden under British law and lawyers and judges are not allowed to discuss cases out of court.

3.   A waiting television camera panned his way at a Kansas City hotel banquet room, and experts soon talked cameras in court and pretrial publicity.

4.   Defense lawyers said there will be nothing cut and dried about the Selena murder trial, regardless of the overwhelming pretrial publicity against the defendant.

5.   Despite the pretrial publicity, local judges denied motions for a change of venue.

6.   Hall would not rule out seeking a change of venue due to the enormous pretrial publicity surrounding this case.

7.   He cited judicial warnings about pretrial publicity.

8.   He said McVeigh was the victim of false identifications made by witnesses either coerced by the government or strongly prejudiced against McVeigh by pretrial publicity.

9.   He said, however, that it was possible he would move for a change of venue because of pretrial publicity in Northern California.

10.   Her case was moved here from suburban Dallas because of pretrial publicity.