He motioned to the D.A. to continue with the People's case, but the Professor spoke up first:
"Your Honor, I stipulate to the prosecution evidence."
The D.A. squinted warily.
"Is the defendant pleading guilty?"
"I am merely stipulating to the evidence. Surely the prosecution knows the difference between a stipulation and a plea! I am only trying to save the time of the Court by stipulating to the material facts in the complaint against me!"
The D.A. was obviously disappointed in not being able to present his case. Walhfred Anderson repressed an urge to chuckle. He wondered how a Cyber judge would handle a stipulation.
"Do you have a defense to present?" he asked the Professor.
"Indeed I do, your Honor! I propose to bring a Cyber into the courtroom and prove that I can perform its functions more efficiently!"