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...also like watching courtroom drama on television. In real-life courtrooms, defense attorneys rarely get to say nasty personal things to the witness without objections from opposing counsel. But the government, reluctant to appear to be defending Fastow, sat back and mostly let Jeffrey Skilling's defense attorney, Daniel Petrocelli, have his way. "It?s like fighting a guy with his hands tied behind his back - it?s a lawyer?s dream," said one courtroom observer, former Federal prosecutor Michael Wynne...
...This case is going to be decided by 12 decent people sitting in a courtroom in a court of law with real witnesses, with real evidence ... and not with scapegoats." DANIEL PETROCELLI, lawyer for former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling, who pleaded not guilty to 35 counts of conspiracy, securities fraud, wire fraud and insider trading...
...electees are: Sarah E. Clark-Schmidt,Goldstein and Cheryl A. Gray of Adams House;Mulaika Hijjas and Sudhir R. Vora of Cabot House;Gina Petrocelli, Joshua B. Plotkin, Esther T.Riggin and Himani C. Shah of Currier House; DelmaY. Jarrett, Joel B. Pollak and Shirling Tsai ofDunster House; Brian T. Garibaldi, Shalom E. Holtzand Kensaku Kawamoto of Eliot House; Ariel S. Freyand Ilana Kurshan of Kirkland House; Jessica E.Kahan, Gregorios Kranias, Scott B. Lovitch,Sharmil S. Modi and Geoffrey C. Upton of LeverettHouse; Elisa K. Cheng, Ka-Hyeong Lee, Suzanne M.Miller and Markella V. Zanni of Lowell House; MaryM. Berlik, Irene...
...Petrocelli?s exhibit B is the now-infamous Esquire interview, in which Simpson puts forward the theory that if he had committed the crime, it would have to be ?because I loved [Nicole] very much.? And his motive? ?He?d like to win back the public,? Petrocelli suggests, ?and if admitting it would get him there he might do it.? O.J. says Petrocelli has a motive of his own -- to drum up controversy for his new book...
...gradually confessing to the murders of Nicole and Ron Goldman? Not according to the former football pro himself. ?I didn?t do it, so I?ve never thought about confessing,? he told the Associated Press Tuesday. But Daniel Petrocelli, the lawyer who successfully sued Simpson two years ago for $33.5 million over the deaths, claims to see evidence of a ?creeping confession? in O.J.?s media appearances. His biggest piece of evidence: An interview to be broadcast today on British television, in which Simpson jokingly attacks presenter Ruby Wax with a banana. ?That was astonishing behavior,? says Petrocelli, ?even...