[Steve_Seattle]

"blustering attitude"

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the article stated that the DA's comments were in "court papers," not a press-conference, and were intended to protect Bryant's right to a fair trial by not releasing prejudicial information prior to the trial. I don't think that is a "blustering attitude."

[Howlin]

but the article stated that the DA's comments were in "court papers," not a press-conference, and were intended to protect Bryant's right to a fair trial by not releasing prejudicial information prior to the trial.

Well, this wasn't:

"The sheriff said to me, Sheriff Joe Hoy, 'We have some dynamite stuff . . . this is not a he said, she said.' He suggested there was someone else" who would be a prosecution witness, Cosby had said.

Of course, during that same report, Rita breathlessly reported that they girl had torn clothing and that the bellman gave her a ride home, both of which turned out not to be true, so you have to kind of consider "the sources," that being Rita.

[anniegetyourgun]

An attitude is still one, regardless of where it is exhibited. What ever happened to professional decorum? Oh wait, I guess we're talkin' lawyers....my mistake.