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Motivated by political gain, they say, state prosecutors have built a flawed case on the word of Mr. Scarpa's common-law wife, Linda Schiro, a woman intent on selling her story to publishers.

Others, including Senator John D. Rockefeller IV of West Virginia, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, have made clear that they will seek to ensure that any inquiry takes the Bush administration to task for building what they call a flawed case that the United States needed to act quickly to wage war against Iraq.

Motel stands as a flawed case study and potential roadmap for what The City of Niagara Falls could do next.

Playing it safe spares the court the embarrassment of having to dismiss a flawed case after it has been fully argued.

Perhaps mindful of the experience of former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, who laid out an ultimately flawed case against Iraq nine years ago, Mr. Netanyahu revealed no new intelligence — he just urged his audience to do some math based on the public findings of inspectors.

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Stanley A. Bowker New York, Feb. 27, 2008 • To the Editor: Vuk Jeremic, the foreign minister of Serbia, makes a compelling but flawed case why the international community must not accept the independence of Kosovo.

But the flawed case did proceed, and the prosecutors compounded its problems by failing to disclose sufficient evidence to the defense.

Others said that had they been on a jury during the trial, they would have found the officers not guilty based on what they felt was the flawed case prosecutors put forward.

Not a single country in the 22-member Arab League is a stable, full-fledged democracy: the three that currently come closest Lebanon, the Palestinian territories and Iraq are all peculiar and flawed cases, and are now all in particular trouble.Indeed, the title of Mr Ajami's book has, perhaps unintentionally, a mocking ring to it.

But, because of ingrained assumptions about guilt, personal and political ties between the courts and even concern about the lower court's possible financial liability for wrongful imprisonment, flawed cases are often sent back in this manner to the original venue, said Mr. Hu, the legal authority.