When both were arrested in late 1943, Wieland helped select defense lawyers, organize potential plea bargains and when Leipelt's trial began in late 1944, he travelled to the public tribunal where he refused to perform the fascist salute and testified on his student's behalf, arguing at length for his exoneration.
Letters, emails, public pleas, organized persuasion campaigns.
The mayor of Burbank is even organizing an official plea to persuade NBC to keep the show where it is.
But within hours of the new feature's debut, thousands of Facebook members had organized behind a desperate, angry plea: Make it stop.
Despite such pleas, the debate, organized by Germany as this month's council president, broke down along the same basic fault lines as the first such discussion four years ago.
Last month, a letter writing campaign organized by Michigan United prompted 700 messages of support, including various personal stories from families afflicted with MS, quotes from the Statue of Liberty, and direct pleas to Rebecca Adducci, the ICE regional field director.
They said a new law that was to modernize the Mexican Government's fight against organized crime with innovations like legal wiretapping, plea bargaining for informers and a witness-protection program had scarcely been put into effect.
The state-controlled television station NTV broadcast an exposé on Friday linking a member of Right Cause to organized crime, and government news outlets simply ignored Mr. Prokhorov's plea to fire the official he blamed for his ouster.
In fact, I organized a press conference at the State building as a public plea for the Governor to grant (or deny) pardons, as it was his legal duty to perform.
But Portland has remained the nay-saying standout among the 30, rejecting fluoridation four times since 1956 despite repeated pleas from government and health officials and well organized voter drives.
The government organized its offensive after weeks of threats from Slavic Macedonian leaders and pleas from the Albanian members of the government for restraint because of the thousands of civilians trapped in the villages.
