Similar to gnu's comment above, I've thought since the beginning of this contretemps that in spite of the posturing and demonstrating on both sides of this issue, there should be enough evidence to decide this case in law. The street criers and radio reactionaries have very little interest in what was going on in either Martin's or Zimmermann's mind and in all events even the law doesn't so much care what people say they thought as what they did and when.