She said she also was mistrustful of the way the case has been portrayed in the media.
This, in turn, leads to dysfunctional communities that are mistrustful of law enforcement.
This is the latest in a series of rows that have made some investors mistrustful of India's telecoms regulation.
Should China's rise be welcomed and embraced for the economic opportunities it brings, or should nations be mistrustful of China's assertive authoritarianism?
Firstly, senior doctors are mistrustful of how their day will be used.
Low turnout is not necessarily proof of alienation: a survey for the League of Women Voters found that non-voters are no more mistrustful of government than voters are.
Mr Kennedy did reserve some criticism for the government, saying its concern with "spin above substance" had generated "an Alice in Wonderland political world" in which the electorate was increasingly mistrustful of politicians.
The Army, ever-secretive and rightly mistrustful of other government agencies, had not informed the governor, the mayor, the state police, the municipal police, or the federal police of its plans, so Guadalajarans huddled in their homes and workplaces, phoning and e-mailing one another, waiting in vain for advisories or information from the government as the sky filled with black smoke and the city rang with sirens.
Such proposals trigger fears that northern oil fields could become a new battleground for Iraq's mistrustful factions instead of their ticket to economic salvation.
In the current mistrustful investment climate, companies have to go out of their way to explain how compensation packages are designed.
The public discussion of energy options tends to be emotional, polarized, mistrustful and destructive.
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