Moving exhibits into evidence

📄 Moving exhibits into evidence — Thursday, November 7, 1996

Address:

C:\DEPT103\CIVIL\1996\NOV\7\MOVING-EXHIBITS-INTO-EVIDENCE.DOC

TRIAL

▲ Day 11 of 57

◀ Direct examination of Dr. Park Dietz Direct examination of Dr. Donald Dutton ▶

Date: Thursday, November 7, 1996 • Utterances: 9

Petrocelli moved to admit a hand diagram exhibit into evidence outside the presence of the jury. The clerk corrected the exhibit numbering twice before it was received as Plaintiffs' Exhibit 2160.

# 1 (The following proceedings were held in open court outside the presence of the jury:)

# 2 MR. PETROCELLI:

With the Court's permission, I'd like to move in Exhibit 204.

# 3 THE CLERK:

It's actually 2148, the hand diagram.

KEY QUOTE

# 4 MR. PETROCELLI:

I'd like to move in Exhibit 21 --

# 5 THE CLERK:

Next in order is 2160.

# 6 MR. PETROCELLI:

From Detective Berris' examination.

Thank you.

# 7 THE COURT:

Received.

# 8 (The instrument herein referred to was marked for identification and received in evidence as Plaintiffs' Exhibit No. 2160.)

# 9 THE COURT:

Next.

Temperature

routine

Key Quotes (2)

The Clerk

It's actually 2148, the hand diagram.

Clerk corrects Petrocelli's exhibit number mid-motion, illustrating the clerical complexity of managing hundreds of trial exhibits.

Hiroshi Fujisaki

Received.

Judge admits the exhibit without objection.

Evidence (1)

Plaintiffs' 2160

Hand diagram, referenced from Detective Berris' examination

admitted into evidence

Objections

None recorded

Proceeding 8196 • 9 utterances

Civil Trial

Department 103