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Hanswirth, 
didn't immediately return a call. Hanswirth previously expressed doubt that 
the Supreme Court would intervene.Holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason 
of insanity to multiple counts of murder and attempted murder, and prosecutors 
are seeking the death penalty.The identity of Winter's sources is not likely 
to influence the outcome of Holmes' case. But the defense's quest to 
identify them has dragged on for more than a year and drawn 
objections from Fox News and journalism organizations, who say it threatens 
reporters' ability to do their job.Defense attorneys have acknowledged that 
Holmes was the shooter but say he was in the midst of 
a psychotic episode. The crucial question awaiting jurors is whether he 
was insane, which means unable to tell right from wrong under Colorado 
law. If the verdict is insanity, Holmes would be committed indefinitely 
to the state mental hospital and could not be executed.Any evidence about 
his mental state -- such as the notebook -- could be important 
in persuading the jury. Authorities have confirmed Holmes sent the notebook, 
but the contents haven't been publicly confirmed.Holmes' trial date is up 
in the air as attorneys work their way through scores of pretrial 
motions.Holmes' lawyers revealed their plans to appeal to the Supreme Court 
at the end of a hearing on a defense motion to bar 
evidence from crime scene reconstruction experts. The defense said such 
evidence is unreliable.Also pending is
BAGHDAD  The United Nations says at least 733 Iraqis have died 
during violence in January, excluding casualties from an embattled western 
province.The figures issued Saturday by the U.N.'s mission to Iraq show 
618 civilians and 115 members of the security forces were killed in 
January. But the UNAMI statement left out deaths from ongoing fighting in 
Anbar, due to problems in verifying "the status of those killed." The 
figures also leave out insurgent deaths.Al-Qaida-linked fighters and their 
allies seized control of Fallujah and parts of another Anbar city, Ramadi, 
last month after authorities dismantled a protest camp by Sunnis angry at 
what they consider second-class treatment by the Shiite-led government.The 
government and its tribal allies are besieging the rebel-held areas, with 
fighting reported daily.


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