Mr. Berlusconi said in the statement that the trial in Milan was "only one of many trials that have been invented against me".
In 43 (86%) the Discussion section included a statement that the trial was too small: a similar statement was made in 24 (48%) of the Abstracts.
Elizabeth's confession of 1878, for example, is only understandable if one already knows of her 1875 statement at the trial and, before that, of her multiple statements confessing and denying adultery in 1870.
Mr. Levenson, the lawyer for Vineland Construction, said in his closing statement at the trial that "we know the way Cherokee does business, and the way Pennsauken wants to do business: If you're a good soldier, you ought to get what you need".
Mr. O'Rourke's lawyer, Michael G. Dowd, said in his opening statement at the trial that many people in the closely knit Throgs Neck parish were aware of the relationship between teacher and student and that the school authorities were even told of it in an anonymous letter.
In one 1967 statement that was introduced at the trial, Robert B. Walker, the president of American Tobacco, said, "No clinical or biological evidence has been produced which demonstrates how cigarettes relate to cancer or any other disease in human beings".
Roland Lawrence, chairman of the Justice for Aiyana Jones Committee, said in a statement Friday that the trial was both a "travesty and a comedy".
Walter Veltroni, who leads the Democrats of the Left, the party of Prime Minister Massimo D'Alema, said the verdict must be "respected" but added that "the whole truth of that unjustifiable murder must come out and the guilty be brought to justice," a statement that clearly implied that all the trials and judges' verdicts so far had not.
When Judge Richard May, the British judge who is presiding over the court, told Mr. Milosevic he was out of order in asking questions about the NATO-led war in Kosovo, Mr. Milosevic said the judge's statements proved that the trial was "nothing more than a farce".
However, neither doctor explicitly stated that the impact of more intense treatment was certain, nor did F/F2's doctor make any statements that implied the trial offered a way of personalising treatment for a child.
