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He added that Hartmann "took 'micromanagement' of the prosecution effort to a new level and treated prosecutors with 'cruelty and maltreatment,'" and explained that he "was trying to take over the prosecutor's role, compromising the independence of the Office of Military Commissions, which decides which cases to bring and what evidence to use".

She is one of the most important prosecution witnesses, one difficult for defense lawyers to impeach, and a crucial part of the prosecution's effort to build a case on more than forensic evidence.

The friendly tone of the voice mail message was the prosecution's effort to debunk that theory.

The prosecution's effort to undermine his testimony through questions about his compensation were less harmful to his credibility.

Out of the presence of the jury, Michael A. Hardy, a lawyer for Mrs. Kimes, objected to the prosecution's effort to introduce the weapons into evidence.

The controversy in this case is the prosecution's effort to get journalist Risen to testify and identify his confidential sources.

The prosecution's effort to portray Mr. Malvo as a malleable tool of Mr. Muhammad fits with Mr. Malvo's own defense strategy.

Then last week, Mr. Green became a star witness in the prosecution's effort to restore Mr. Bellamy's conviction when he testified at a hearing that the tape that freed Mr. Bellamy was a fraud.

Yochai Benkler, a Harvard law professor who testified in Private Manning's defense, praised the judge for making an "extremely important decision" that he portrayed as denying "the prosecution's effort to launch the most dangerous assault on investigative journalism and the free press in the area of national security that we have seen in decades".

The information on his computer searches, which The Washington Post first reported on its Web site on Wednesday morning, could aid the prosecution's effort to show that Mr. Loughner carefully planned the shooting and knew the implications of it, legal analysts said.

They say the concept known to generations of civics-class students, the prohibition against so-called ex post facto laws, should stall all prosecution efforts at capital punishment until a new law is enacted.