"The point this case is going to come down to is what was Mr. Ring's intent when he gave all those tickets and all those meals," said Michael Leotta, an attorney for the Department of Justice.

Leotta acknowledged that the e-mails used as evidence by the prosecution did not show Ring or other members of "Team Abramoff" plainly admitting to conspiracy, honest services fraud or illegal gratuities. "Nobody talks that way," Leotta said.

But the e-mails do explicitly show Ring's criminal intent without using the legal jargon, he said.

"We want anyone who will really, really help us with specific stuff," read one e-mail Leotta referenced that was sent from Abramoff to Ring about a proposed trip to the 2001 Super Bowl. "That was them discussing honest services fraud," Leotta contended.

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