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

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.

Detectives also said the DNA from the crime scenes had deteriorated over time, making it more difficult to match and making prosecutors wary of filing any more charges against Mr. Thomas.

DealBook » The Case for Not Cooperating With Prosecutors  |  Resisting the government during an investigation can be difficult for companies, but there can be good strategic reasons for making prosecutors work harder to build a case, Peter J. Henning writes in the White Collar Watch column.

"As the Court correctly pointed out at the sentencing hearing for defendant Davies, changing and ongoing executive branch priorities in no way bind judicial branch decision making," prosecutors said, applying the argument to Duncan's case.

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

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.

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.

Among the threats he made, prosecutors say, was to send them "a package full of anthrax spores" and to torture its employees with a power drill and an ice pick.