today he has approximately 60 days or his attorney has 60 days to file an appeal with the minnesota court of appeals0nce appeal with the minnesota court of appeals. once that appeal has been filed then there will be a hearing and so forth just to give you a timeline, it could very well be to years approximately before we get a court of appeals decision. i presume at that point he might appeal to the minnesota supreme court and then, is not inconceivable to the us supreme court but we clearly have a long road to go before we can really say final, final. and then next year he along with the other three officers face charges and face a trial in a federal indictment of which lets a presumably, if you work to be convicted there he could face an additional sentence also. find convicted there he could face an additional sentence also.- additional sentence also. and in terms of the _ additional sentence also. and in terms of the prosecution - additional sentence also. and in terms of the prosecution and i additional sentence also. and in i terms of the prosecution and what they wanted in terms of a sentence,

court of appeals decision. i presume at that point he might appeal to the minnesota supreme court and then, is not inconceivable

of individual rights. chief justice warren burger who had been from minnesota, and served in the court of appeals in the district columbia was interested in the orderly processing of judicial decisions, the structure of the court, how decisions are made and how state courts work. he was more businesslike than his predecessor. susan: would not be a case without daniel ellsberg, who is he? floyd: daniel ellsberg had been a marine during the war in vietnam, he was an intellectual, and he had favored the war in its early days, and had come to believe that it was a war crime. he had come to believe we are -- we were doing things in vietnam which violated international law and principles of morality and the like. he was one of the authors of the pentagon papers. he was a scholar, as well as everything else i've said and he , was one of the authors commissioned to write chapters of the pentagon papers. he came to the view that if only the public could see the degree to which it had been lied to through the years, which perpetuated the american presence in vietnam, that they would demand the war end. he felt, notwithsta