She may have delivered her verdict, it's now up to the pollsters to try swiftly to assess the wider public mood.
In Texas and Virginia, where capital punishment cases are handled as routine criminal cases and tried more swiftly than in New York, the cost of defense in each case is almost never higher than $250,000, Mr. Bright said.
The New York Times described al-Sharif's campaign as a "budding protest movement" that the Saudi government tried to "swiftly extinguish".
Australian officials have been pressuring President Bush to try Hicks swiftly and have been negotiating to have Hicks returned to Australia to serve out any prison term.
The Times has reported that Saudi Arabia has threatened to prop up Mubarak if the White House tries to swiftly force him from power.
Under an agreement between his party and the opposition known as the Pact for Mexico, he is trying to swiftly inject some dynamism into an economy that has failed to grow any faster than 2 percent a year, on average, since 2001.
But the three victories for Mr. Santorum also place a fresh burden on him as he tries to swiftly build a structure to compete with Mr. Romney's battled-tested campaign team.
Just as then-Texas Gov. George W. Bush did in 1999, Walker is trying to swiftly gain a fluency with foreign leaders, geography and history; recruit a coterie of national security advisers; and articulate a comprehensive foreign policy to help voters see him as commander-in-chief material.
Mr. Cook swiftly tried to contain the damage.
He is swiftly tried for the murder of Garrison, convicted, and sentenced death by eltrocution.
