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• Today, in all common law jurisdictions, standing mute is treated by the courts as equivalent to a plea of not guilty.
• On several occasions, Jackson left Microsoft's $ 600-an-hour lawyers standing mute at the podium while he directed his own questions to the witness.
• The Court stated that there was no " ritualistic formula " necessary to assert this privilege, but that a person could not do so " by simply standing mute ."
• Flirting with the beast by national Republican figures involves standing mute in the face of such people in order to hold at most 10-15 percent of the white vote in deep Southern states.
• Senior Clinton administration officials may have misled one another, Congress, American allies and the American people, but they broke no laws by standing mute as Iran shipped arms to Bosnia's Muslims in 1994, the Senate Intelligence Committee concluded on Thursday.
• After four months of embroilment in the criminal investigation of President Clinton's sex life, Monica Lewinsky replaced William Ginsburg as her lawyer Tuesday and her new team of Jacob Stein and Plato Cacheris immediately set a different tone by standing mute before the news media.
• Standing mute yesterday in U . S . District Court in Manhattan, his wrists shackled, his feet shuffling, Toshihide Iguchi hardly looked like the kind of bold trader that some Wall Street rivals said could buy and sell hundreds of millions of dollars of Treasury bonds in a matter of seconds.
• Likewise, standing mute and refusing to enter any plea at all will usually be interpreted as a not guilty plea; the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, for instance, state, " If a defendant refuses to enter a plea or if a defendant organization fails to appear, the court must enter a plea of not guilty ."