The lawyer-leaders of an uprising that rose in fury at a lawyer's detention and takes the courthouse as its symbol believe that the rule of law can come to all of Libya and its wealth be distributed among more than a favored coterie.
Brainstorming sessions led to a chart with questions: How long does it take the courthouse guard to make rounds?
"Taking the disruption into the courthouse was a brilliant idea and is helping the rest of the industry to reconsider what actions are possible, and that action is needed and can succeed," said Richard Perlotto, director at the Shadowserver Foundation, a nonprofit group that tracks data about tools used for online fraud and forms of computer crime.
Even Leval himself grew weary: He later admitted that he, too, stopped taking the subway to the federal courthouse in Foley Square, out of fear for his life.
And the courage and humanity of Libyans has been extraordinary: I've been told of foreign mercenaries captured in Benghazi who were fed and given access to doctors, then taken to the courthouse, with their passports in their hands, asked to choose a lawyer and told they were going to be put on trial.
Mr. Muenter was taken to the courthouse and detained in a jail cell, Mr. Russell wrote.
She was later put in a wheelchair and taken from the courthouse by paramedics.
But Edward Skyler, a spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg, said the mayor was determined to take over the courthouse.
1], but Miss Le Neve was in a state of collapse and the attending doctor deemed it inadvisable for her to be taken to the Courthouse.
After the verdict on Wednesday, the jurors were to be taken from the courthouse by federal marshals and were unavailable for comment.
