📄 Juror time-off request — Wednesday, December 4, 1996
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Juror time-off request

Date: Wednesday, December 4, 1996 • Utterances: 11
Judge Fujisaki granted Juror 206's request for two religious holidays off: December 19 and January 7. The brief exchange clarified the exact dates and confirmed the court would be dark on those days.
1 (REGINA D. CHAVEZ, OFFICIAL REPORTER)
2 (The following proceedings were held in open court, outside the presence of the jury.)
3 THE COURT:

Juror number 206 requests December 19 and January 7 off as religious holidays. The Court will grant it.

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4 THE CLERK:

Is the order -- request sealed?

5 MR. PETROCELLI:

Your Honor, I -- you said, Judge, January 6? No?

6 THE CLERK:

7th.

7 THE COURT:

January 7, December 19.

8 MR. BAKER:

We'll be dark?

9 THE COURT:

Yes. We can't proceed.

10 MR. PETROCELLI:

Are we in session on the 6th of January?

11 THE COURT:

I hope to be. Okay.

The Court at this time will address the objection and motion to preclude the testimony of witness Nancy Ney.

First of all, what is the nature of the evidence that is being offered?

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Temperature

routine

Key Quotes (3)

Hiroshi Fujisaki
Juror number 206 requests December 19 and January 7 off as religious holidays. The Court will grant it.
Routine accommodation of a juror's religious observance, affecting trial schedule.
Robert Baker
We'll be dark?
Defense counsel confirming the court would not be in session on those days.
Hiroshi Fujisaki
I hope to be. Okay.
Judge's casual optimism about resuming on January 6, showing the relaxed tone of the exchange.

Notable Exchanges (1)

Daniel PetrocelliThe ClerkHiroshi Fujisaki
Brief confusion over whether the second holiday was January 6 or 7, quickly clarified by the clerk and judge.
procedural

Objections

None recorded
Proceeding 8463 • 11 utterances
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