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Mr. Ivkovic contended this morning that Mr. Milosevic was innocent of all the charges and that even an average lawyer would be able to get him acquitted.
"At the end of the day, we'll be able to protect her and get her acquitted," Ms. Gerdts said.
Brooks said he had spoken to the couple prior to the verdict and that they had been confident they would be acquitted and would be able to return home soon.
But Ms. Leon and other experts agreed that if Ms. Stewart was acquitted, she would probably be able to restore her career and public image.
What is the difference between Rimsha and these innocent people?" Another member of the prosecution team said that even if Rimsha was acquitted she would never be able to return with her family to her home.
"If Asia is acquitted we will never be able to return to our previous life, as my wife has been labelled an infidel and an infidel doesn't deserve to survive in a society full of hatred," he said.
A person acquitted of a crime will usually be able to recover his costs from public funds, but only at fairly derisory legal aid rates.
Even if acquitted, however, the mud will stick and, if convicted, the public will never be able to able to assess whether justice has miscarried.
