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The new information, investigators say, includes testimony that the co-pilot at the controls of the plane had a history of overreacting to wake turbulence, which the Airbus A-300 encountered shortly after taking off from Kennedy International Airport on Nov. 12.

This includes testimony that a former teacher had alerted her principal about sexual misconduct by Mark Berndt, who was subsequently arrested and later convicted of lewd conduct.

Other circumstantial evidence includes testimony that Cook claims to have obtained from William Mitchell, a passenger on the hijacked aircraft, regarding a mysterious "physical detail" (which he will not divulge) common to the hijacker and Gossett.

Mr. Goodwin's trial included testimony that made guns and marijuana appear to be a part of the culture around the Auburn football program.

Phipps' legal team, Buddy Spell, Annie Spell and Tara Zeller, is accusing prosecutors of hiding evidence, including testimony that would have shown another supposed eyewitness actually was outside the club at the time of the shooting and couldn't have seen the killing. .

Mr. Alvarez said he was surprised by some of the details that emerged in the trial, including testimony that the mother and son shared a bed.

Their accounts, which have been given several times before, included testimony that they saw Mr. Schwarz escort Mr. Louima to the bathroom.

Evidence presented at his trial two years ago included testimony that he had trained to quickly fire the pistol at a nearby gun range.

Prosecutors argued Wednesday that the jury had ample evidence before it in which to convict Bonds of obstruction, including testimony that his trainer supplied other players with injectable substances.

The inquiry has included testimony that Dr. Patel performed surgeries for which his hospital was not equipped, refused to transfer patients to other hospitals and failed to wash his hands between patients.

Yeakel's decision came after a trial at the District Court level that included testimony that requirement was not practical for most clinics, would leave no clinics open south or west of San Antonio, and was not based on any sound medical rationale.