All right. Ladies and gentlemen, I have to let the Court reporters go so they can catch their train and I told them I would let them go at ten minutes to 6:00. Because of our computerized Court reporting system, after they finish the day they then have to take the floppy disks and down load them to the main computer to produce the transcripts everyday and they then have to catch the train, so we are going to take our break right now. Mr. Fung, you can step down. You are ordered to be here tomorrow morning at 8:30. Ladies and gentlemen, we are going to stand in recess until tomorrow morning until nine o'clock as far as the jury is concerned. Please remember all of admonitions. Do not discuss the case amongst yourselves, don't form any opinions about the case, don't conduct any deliberations about the case, don't allow anybody to speak with you about the case. Have a pleasant evening. We will stand in recess until tomorrow morning at nine o'clock. We will stand in recess and counsel can remain to view exhibits before we break.
Gil Garcetti, District Attorney By: Marcia R. Clark, William W. Hodgman, Christopher A. Darden, Cheri A. Lewis, Rockne P. Harmon, George W. Clarke, Scott M. Gordon, Lydia C. Bodin, Hank M. Goldberg, Alan Yochelson and Darrell S. Mavis, Deputies 18-000 Criminal Courts Building 210 West Temple Street Los Angeles, California 90012
Robert L. Shapiro, Esquire Sara L. Caplan, Esquire 2121 Avenue of the Stars 19th floor Los Angeles, California 90067 Johnnie L. Cochran, Jr., Esquire By: Carl E. Douglas, Esquire Shawn Snider Chapman, Esquire 4929 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 1010 Los Angeles, California 90010 Gerald F. Uelmen, Esquire Robert Kardashian, Esquire Alan Dershowitz, Esquire F. Lee Bailey, Esquire Barry Scheck, Esquire Robert D. Blasier, Esquire, Peter Neufeld, Esquire, William C. Thompson, Esquire
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I N D E X for volume 125 pages 22599 - 22799
day date session page vol.
Thursday April 13, 1995 A.M. 22599 125 P.M. 22662 125
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Ms. Clark-mc Mr. Hodgman-h Mr. Darden d Mr. Kahn-k Mr. Goldberg-gb Mr. Gordon-g Mr. Shapiro-s Mr. Cochran-c Mr. Douglas-cd Mr. Bailey-b Mr. Uelmen-u Mr. Scheck-bs Mr. Neufeld-n
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CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX of witnesses Defense (402)
Witnesses direct cross redirect recross vol.
Fung, Dennis 22637bs 22655gb 22659bs 125 Arthur
People's witnesses direct cross redirect recross vol.
Fung, Dennis 125 Arthur (Resumed) 22672bs 22783bg
ALPHABETICAL INDEX of witnesses witnesses direct cross redirect recross vol.
Fung, Dennis 22637bs 22655gb 22659bs 125 Arthur (402)
Fung, Dennis 125 Arthur (Resumed) 22672bs 22783bg
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EXHIBITS
Defense for in exhibit identification evidence page vol. Page vol.
1101 - videotape of 22607 125 criminalist at 360 north Rockingham
1102 - videotape of 22608 125 blood spots on driveway and police walking around 360 north Rockingham
1103 - videotape of 22609 125 Detective Vannatter at 360 north Rockingham
1104 - videotape of 22611 125 KTLA report of criminalist at 360 north Rockingham
1105 - photograph of 22673 125 item no. 10 on the ground at 360 north Rockingham
1106 - videotape of 22682 125 Dennis Fung testifying
1107 - 8-page document 22759 125 identified as the original crime scene checklist
1107-a - photograph of 22777 125 page 4 of the crime scene checklist (Computer printout)
1107-b - 1-page document 22781 125 identified as page 4 of the crime scene checklist
People's for in exhibit identification evidence page vol. Page vol.
181 - 1-page document 22787 125 identified as "Field notes" with the no. 169 in the upper left-hand corner
182 - 1-page document 22788 125 identified as the original page 4
Because of our computerized Court reporting system, after they finish the day they then have to take the floppy disks and down load them to the main computer to produce the transcripts everyday and they then have to catch the train