The prosecution presented evidence slowly, at times painfully, to the jury over six weeks.
During a sentencing trial, the prosecution presents evidence of aggravating factors, and the defense presents evidence of mitigating factors.
The prosecution presented evidence that the men played paintball near Fredericksburg, Va., as a means of developing combat skills.
The prosecution presented evidence that upon returning to Hong Kong, she had typed search terms like "overdose of sleeping pills" and "medications causing heart attack".
The prosecution presented evidence in previous days that three of the men on trial, Mohammed A. Salameh, Mahmud Abouhalima and Ahmad M. Ajaj, knew Mr. Yousef and had contacts with him in the months before the explosion.
The prosecution presented evidence that at the end of Mr. Gore's appearance at the Buddhist temple, Ms. Hsia was told by John Huang, a party fund-raiser, that there was disappointment that the revenue from the event was less than $50,000.
The prosecution presented evidence detailing how Gilmour had been photographed at the violent protests in Parliament Square and later in Regent Street and Oxford Street where Prince Charles's car was attacked.
The prosecution presented evidence including witness statements, the victim's statement, fingerprints, DNA testing, and dental modelling.
She also said the prosecution presented evidence with a "stronger focus on the victim," and "the insinuation that Michael Brown, not Wilson, was the wrongdoer".
The prosecution presented evidence of semen and DNA, a vaginal tear, testimony, and documents of Labrie's written and spoken assertions to his peers that the two did in fact have sex.
