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, (7 SEE Monet cytes of Federal Judge Oliver J:€are [ f° TaSusge Carter begins cach session | 4 ot 10 a.m., takes a recess trem Hi to 41:3) and quits for lunch precisely at 4 goon, Neel said. “tte begins the afternoon session at 1:39 p.m.. “wreaks from 2:29 for about; 90 Iminutes, then leaves the cngh right af 4 p.m. . “tr doesn’t matter whether you are, “tH in the middle of a question or not, hes qunts at 4," Neel said. 4 6 “It is acwell known fact that Carter is dis not well and he had frowbdie staving- | awake for the trial. He nodded off } several times and Bailey had to rais his voice fo gain his attention,’ Neel id. . yo ran ; “JUDGE CARTER 2s like a union f pane that is“oaly “aul lowed io cut ; $12,000 ° annual ‘Salaties, claim they are underosid: ; “Browning {U.S. Atior James Browning Jr.) is. overmaicked with $ Bailey and we (the defense team) § really- worried the jury would bein to feel sorry for him and rule against Patty,” Neel said. . “The Indianapolis lawyer said court- Toon wsecurity was “extra tig ght” for. ; tria}s: . . art erere Pe oe i { ; UBLIC had to go through a a { metal detector and U.S. marshals. Da-- - f trolied the spectator section during the ¥ trial, he said. § Security was so tight Patty's par- ents were not’ allowed to talk to their daughter or #to touch her curing the 4 trial, be said. | “The cnly time they were allowed } “§to see her was on Wednesday eve ‘stings, for a half-hour, Thea they had | to talk fo her through a teleotene at 4 the jail,” Neel said. Me: THERE 3S NO quesiien in Neel mind that Patty Hearst, w ho was an 1 Yaped, then converted to the pilose | thies of her revolutionary capiors, Is =mocent of bank rebbery. “H the jury dees not turn her loose, | j 4 will be like Baiiey said in his firal [: ’ Nguments,” he said. “Ht will give the SLA and similigr ‘$-Toups a license to kill and Acrrorize 4 years't ‘to come.”