It argues that: Assange has been given all the evidence relevant to the case.
In 2001, Texas passed a law allowing inmates to request DNA testing of evidence relevant to their convictions.
Searches of vehicles are permissible, Justice Stevens said, "when it is reasonable to believe evidence relevant to the crime of arrest might be found in the vehicle".
Now there is the added danger to worry about of defendants being sentenced while evidence relevant to their cases sits unreviewed in government files.
Given that he does not consider our detailed evidence relevant, what are we to make of such accusations?
The military lawyers prosecuting the self-proclaimed architect of the 9/11 attacks have struck back against accusations that they colluded with a military judge to destroy evidence relevant to Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's defense.
In a suit brought by Hani Abdullah, a Yemeni prisoner at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, a federal judge has raised the possibility that, by destroying the tapes, the C.I.A. violated a court order to preserve all evidence relevant to the prisoner.
Lawyers for Baluchi's co-defendant Khalid Sheikh Mohammed are seeking Pohl's recusal from the 9/11 tribunal, accusing the colonel of apparently colluding with the prosecution to secretly destroy evidence relevant to Mohammed's defense.
The court expressed dismay that a democracy "governed by the rule of law" would seek to suppress evidence "relevant to allegations of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, politically embarrassing though it might be".
There can be no hiding place for any individual or any piece of evidence relevant to this fiasco that will cost taxpayers who haven't even been born yet millions of pounds".
Terry Malone defends the legitimacy of his subpoenas — which were, after all, permitted by the Kansas Supreme Court — as a way not only to discover any evidence relevant to the self-defense claim but also to protect the defendant.
