I don't take these things lightly. I don't make allegations of this nature unless there is something to suggest that something smells.

He thought that the court had done the right thing, and he wants only mental health care for Andrea,

I'm not up here to vilify the memory of David Harris ... but there were some bad choices, folks. There were some bad decisions made here.

It speaks volumes that the court has decided to hear the (Arizona) case. It's obviously an indicator that our judicial system is beginning to recognize the inadequacy of our laws. The reality of mental illness, particularly involving a person who is operating in a world of psychotic delusion, is beginning to be appreciated by our judges, and eventually will be by our prosecutors.

It's a good day. The whole issue of mental health, specifically women's mental health, has been championed in this decision.

All parties agree that she was and is mentally ill, and she needs the expert assistance.

that she regrets that this illness brought her to a place where she was capable of killing her own children.

A woman with this notoriety, with this type of offense charged, would be at risk ... I have grave, grave concerns.

These are trying times for Andrea - literally and figuratively. She's tense. She's terrified.

Things that we take for granted, she doesn't and did not having been locked away for five years.