Even as he is locked up, he has locked the world out, refusing to listen to anything that disturbs his convictions, closing his eyes to a reality ridden with contradictions, ambiguities, and possibilities.
The court's split decision to rewind the trial to April 19 means that everything that came after that point — including closing statements, the genocide conviction and the general's 80-year prison sentence — is invalid.
By February 26, four of those cases had been closed, with court convictions ranging from 15 years to life.
Known as "the Atlanta child murders," the case was declared closed after the 1982 conviction of Wayne Williams, who was a suspect in the murders, for killing two of the victims, who at 21 and 27 were adult men.
There is no way for voters to know that the software on their machines was not written by programmers with fraud convictions, or close ties to political parties or candidates.
"It closed the book on criminal convictions," he said.
But all of these second-generation vigilante organizations withhold their video footage until the relevant court cases are closed, saying they prefer securing convictions to hogging the limelight.
Finally, the results of ongoing and future studies regarding TGC in critically ill adults and children can help to close the gap between physicians' convictions, attitudes, and daily practices and hence improve the implementation of TGC.
It blew away Inter's conviction that it had closed out a performance in typical Italian fashion.
Fittingly, the film closes on an uncertain note after the conviction and sentencing of the first defendant.
