suspects and getting convictions and convictions that withstand appeals. they have a large and excellent team that does these prosecutions, both f.b.i. and lawyers. so they are certainly equipped to do it. there was a similar team, though, not as large but just as well reputed in the normaling district of virginia, right outside of washington, d.c. that's the place that i think the government will probably take him to. jenna: how would he be treated? who will represent him? walk us through some of those next steps for this individual. >> he will be in a federal district court. he'll have all the rights that any defendant has, that any american or non american has. all the rights that are guaranteed by the constitution. he will probably be represented either by a federal public defender, that is, an employee of the federal government whose job it is to represent indigent criminal defendants in major prosecutions, or sometimes some lawyer will come out from