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Maugham also acknowledged that the cost of fighting case all the way up through the Dublin courts would "not be insignificant" and could run into hundreds of thousands of pounds.

In a report on the Michael Vick dog fighting case, MSNBC reporter Alex Johnson mistakenly quoted Fake Al Sharpton as the real Al Sharpton.

"There are laws against paying other people for doing criminal acts," he said, adding that the fighting case had been taken over by county prosecutors, who have not indicated they are looking into any media involvement.

The huge legal bills involved in fighting cases, too, have a chilling effect on legitimate investigative journalism".

There is nothing wrong with fighting cases on social issues such as gay rights, abortion and assisted suicide.

But Christian bodies that fund litigation of this sort may wonder whether fighting cases that are bound to fail is really a good use of their resources.

Trevor Soames, a partner at the Brussels office of Shearman & Sterling, a law firm, said judges were perceived as giving "unjustified deference" to decisions by the European Commission, and so many companies avoid fighting cases.

The two firms are fighting cases in multiple countries over claims of patent infringement.

Some of their work includes the Michael Vick case and other high profile dog fighting cases.

At points, he appeared exhausted when explaining the difficulties in fighting cases in which most of the government's evidence is too secret for him to ever actually look at.

Dos Santos said, in his years of fighting cases on this issue, he's seen cops use strip searches as punishment, arbitrarily, in public, and bluntly as a "this is how we do things" approach.