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FREEDMAN: I see there is a difference, but I would not characterize Professor Dershowitz as some lawyer standing up in a courtroom and making wild allegations...
COURT: Let me indicate to you, preliminarily, I am not thinking of holding Professor Dershowitz in contempt. I am thinking of referring this matter to the Bar Association for disciplinary investigation...
FREEDMAN: I understand. That's a rather serious step to take. It would be easier for us to address that question before your Honor before it ever got to the Bar Association if we knew what rule of what code or what canons, or whatever it is, that Mr. Dershowitz is supposed to have violated...
...assume that Professor Dershowitz has said-and I am picking each word rather carefully-that the United States Attorney deliberately-and the last is the key word-suppressed evidence in the Supreme Court. We are not talking about negligence suppression. We are talking about deliberate suppression...
...only question, therefore, is whether Professor Dershowitz was acting in good faith in drawing his inference from the facts that we heard this morning and other facts that are of record in this case despite the fact that you as the prosecutors might draw a different inference, but it is in the context of the rules set down by the Court of Appeals that he made the allegation "deliberate," which is a term of art, and I think supported it, but at least made a colorable argument, a non-frivolous argument to that effect...