Prosecutors have constructed their case against Mr. Martoma, and increased the pressure on him, by securing the cooperation of Dr. Sidney Gilman, the doctor who supposedly leaked to him the Alzheimer's drug's trial data.
On the contrary, in most cases individuals construct their options in a complex interpersonal environment or with their prior identities (e.g. prior beliefs, prejudices and social identities etc)., their views are often in a state of disagreement or not easily changed, due to opinion-dependent limitations in the network connectivity and obstinacy of the agents as pointed in Ref. [29].
For instance, although reformers said the revisions would make judges more impartial, Mr. McConville's study found that judges still see themselves as duty-bound to help prosecutors construct and win their cases.
"It leaves us to basically take a stab in the dark and guess what their case is, so that we construct a case that addresses their evidence," Fernandes said of the cloak of secrecy.
The state and county attorneys present their singular narrative, their small bits of evidence, to construct a case that says that the offender is guilty – or not.
A good trial lawyer uses questions to construct a reality that builds their case and best supports their client.
How difficult would it be to construct a case against him in terms of the new counter-extremism strategy?
"If you were to look at certain demographic data, you could construct a case for advertising in Smithsonian, Architectural Digest.
We were having a good time, but it would also be possible to construct a case that we were the worst parents in the world.
Bass goes on to construct a case that a Democratic challenger running a locally tailored campaign a campaign aimed at older voters, women, African-Americans, and moderates just might have an outside chance.
