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They contended on Tuesday that the police had obstructed their efforts to gather evidence, forcing the prosecution to rely on showing video of police violence that was previously shown on private television networks.

"In the Bonds case, the prosecution had to rely almost entirely on circumstantial evidence and the testimony of others," Levy said.

Following disclosure of two documents subpoenaed from Formation the prosecution felt unable to rely on Stretford as a credible witness.

Instead, the prosecution has had to rely on declassified United States documents and has enlisted the aid of a retired Peruvian general to dissect the Guatemalan Army's structure.

The documents underscore how much the prosecution was intending to rely on the recorded statement, which was made before Mr. Bryant's arrest.

At least at the outset, Bonds's prosecution seems likely to rely to a greater degree on circumstantial evidence, making it harder for the government than in its recent prosecutions of Martha Stewart and I. Lewis Libby.

Yet, the prosecution's case appeared to rely more on emotion than on evidence.

Unable to come up with witnesses who saw her do anything suspicious, the prosecution has been been forced to rely heavily on circumstantial evidence.

The prosecution got the answer it wanted and urged the jury to rely on this testimony.

Icac has recommended prosecution for misconduct in office in the past but has so far had to rely on the common law offence.

His words echo those of President Obama, who on April 16th promised immunity from prosecution to any C.I.A. officer who relied on the advice of legal counsel during the Bush years.