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John J. Bursch, Michigan's solicitor general, said it was unfair to make prosecutors respond to the new evidence after so much time had elapsed.

As you might expect, this can make prosecutors overly dependent on whatever companies choose to give them.

That can make prosecutors reluctant to bring charges and judges and juries to appear to second-guess officers.

In New York, a Democratic assemblyman from Manhattan, Dan Quart, has introduced a bill to rewrite the language of a law against a switchblade-type weapon known as a gravity knife; it would make prosecutors prove an intent to commit a crime before people can be prosecuted for mere possession of the knives.

He continued, "Why should police officers be treated differently?" Chief Judge Wachtle, in all his wisdom, in a attempt to make prosecutors more accountable for their actions, in 1985, proposed that the New York state eliminate the grand jury system of bringing criminal indictments.

It made prosecutors suspicious all over again, but they went ahead.

Dayan was pleased that Bout had drawn Judge Shira Scheindlin, who has a reputation for making prosecutors' lives difficult.

Mr. Fulford had stopped a car, later traced to Mr. Howell, that contained a microwave oven with a pipe-bomb inside that Mr. Howell had made, prosecutors said.

Jonathan Burris, a lawyer representing five of the defendants, said the national attention on Mr. Craig had made prosecutors less likely to reduce charges against the other men.

But since Janet Reno is reluctant, and Mr Starr has made prosecutors figures of absurdity, America will have to put up with the best efforts of Thompson and Company instead.

But there can be good strategic reasons for making prosecutors work harder to build a case, especially if cooperation has not generated any particular benefits and perhaps even fueled efforts to file charges.