Malaysian ousted Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is seen outside the federal court room in Kuala Lumpur Monday, March 15, 1999. Anwar predicted he would be incarcerated for four years after the defense Monday rested its case in the five-month sex and corruption tiral. Anwar was ousted from his post and jailed in September on suspicion of corruption and of committing sodomy and adultery both of which are illegal in Malaysian law. He faces a total 10 charges, but he says they are trumped up to remove him as a rival to Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.