will it be enough, do you think? it s always good to have your argument closest to the jury deliberations. i think you want them the proximity of the argument to the time they go out to think about it is important but let me say this. i mean, the defense attorneys and i have from the outset of this case said there should be convictions and i still believe there should be convictions but i also appreciate the fact that people have to defend folks. and that s not always an easy job and sometimes you push things. nobody expects when the defense is self-defense to extol the v virtues of the victim. when people are facing life in prison, i m sure the lawyers are using what they can to combat it. here i imagine they were trying to say he s not a jogger through the neighborhood. he s been out here before. he s here for no other reason. whatever it is and again, we can