Exhibit admission

📄 Exhibit admission — Monday, December 9, 1996

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TRIAL

▲ Day 28 of 57

◀ Redirect examination of Fred Goldman Direct examination of Philip Vannatter ▶

Date: Monday, December 9, 1996 • Utterances: 8

Petrocelli formally moves exhibits 771 and 772 into evidence, reserves the right to present additional evidence responding to defense objections on prior exhibits, and reserves the right to call witness Alfred Acosta who had a family emergency. With those reservations noted, the plaintiffs rest their case.

# 1 MR. PETROCELLI:

Nothing, Your Honor.

I've got to move in Exhibit 771 and 772, and I want to reserve the right to put on any additional evidence with regard to the reservation by the defense to our exhibits 'cause they have reserved in regard to a number of exhibits.

# 2 THE COURT:

All right.

# 3 (The instrument herein described was received in evidence as Plaintiffs' Exhibit No. 771.)

# 4 (The instrument herein described was received in evidence as Plaintiffs' Exhibit No. 772.)

# 5 MR. PETROCELLI:

And finally, Your Honor, I would like to reserve the right to call Alfred Acosta pursuant to the Court's previous order. He had to go out of town on a family emergency.

# 6 THE COURT:

Yes.

# 7 MR. PETROCELLI:

And subject to those reservations, Your Honor, the plaintiffs rest.

KEY QUOTE

# 8 THE COURT:

Thank you.

Defense.

Temperature

routine

Key Quotes (2)

Daniel Petrocelli

subject to those reservations, Your Honor, the plaintiffs rest.

The formal close of the plaintiffs' case-in-chief in the civil trial.

Daniel Petrocelli

I would like to reserve the right to call Alfred Acosta pursuant to the Court's previous order. He had to go out of town on a family emergency.

Explains why Acosta was not called and preserves the right to call him later.

Evidence (2)

Plaintiffs' 771

Unspecified instrument admitted into evidence

admitted

Plaintiffs' 772

Unspecified instrument admitted into evidence

admitted

Notable Exchanges (1)

Daniel Petrocelli•Hiroshi Fujisaki

Petrocelli closes the plaintiffs' case with procedural reservations; Fujisaki acknowledges and turns to the defense.

procedural

Objections

None recorded

Proceeding 8537 • 8 utterances

Civil Trial

Department 103