"I became known as the subversive, the political animal, the jailhouse lawyer".
The main evidence against him was a forensic report on the fire, later shown to be bunk, and the testimony of a jailhouse informant who claimed to have heard him confess.
He preferred rousing the rabble, holding jailhouse fasts, or marching.
Before criminal charges were filed against him, Mr Arias made a series of jailhouse visits to former officials from the agriculture ministry who were already being prosecuted.
Originally a means (scholars surmise) of communication between travelling traders' caravans in the Indo-Aryan era 4,000 years ago, they are now used by Pushtun women to lament their lot.Mother, come to the jailhouse windows.
He calls himself a jailhouse litigator ("jailhouse lawyer", he explains, "sounds cheap").
On the frontier Constricting the pet supply Good for some Back in the game Jailhouse blues War hero and porker, RIP Labour pains ReprintsBut his biggest favour has been green, foldable and borrowed.
But in a series of jailhouse interviews, he told reporters that he had also provided informal largesse for at least 72 Miami football players over the course of a decade, ranging from mere walking-around money to booking prostitutes, partly in the hopes of getting them to hire his agency to represent them once they turned professional.
He was sentenced to death and executed in 2004.His conviction rested on arson investigators' findings and the testimony of Johnny Webb, a jailhouse informant who claimed that Willingham had confessed to him.
Since their jailhouse wedding, Ms Polikhovicha says, her husband has become more "cheerful" and motions for her to smile during court sessions.
Some jailhouse snitch, wearing a wire, claimed to have taped him.
