All right. Back on the record in the Simpson matter. All parties are again present. The jury is not present. The record should reflect we've had an in chambers conference on the record regarding the alleged tapes and the--well, at this point--

The existing tapes.

I haven't seen them yet so in my mind they are still alleged.

All right. Thank you, Mr. Shapiro. And also the conflict issue that has been raised by counsel. All right. Anything else that we need to discuss before we continue with Dr. Rieders?

May I have a second, your Honor?

Your Honor, with regard to this whole matter of the Fuhrman tapes, I can tell you they do in fact exist. We will be preparing, as a proponent of the evidence, a brief for the Court setting forth those things that we think are very relevant, and they are numerous, but we understand the areas that the Court has previously indicated would be relevant. There is one other thing, Judge. There is this overall category of credibility where a witness may have told--said something on the stand we can now disprove. There is also something else these tapes bring to mind, and that is this particular officer's entire personnel record and what is in it, what should have been in it and what this Court may not have seen based upon the numerous incidents he talks about, physical violence and forces involved in this, and so we have a number of things to go back and look at. And then finally, you will recall that when this particular officer tried to get off the LAPD and told about all of his violent proclivities and his racist views, that was discounted by the LAPD who basically said, well, we don't believe you are a racist, we believe you are a liar, and then go back to work.

And the point then becomes some of those thing may now be very relevant by what we have now learned out of his own mouth, so there is a number of issues that we want to kind of focus on and then get back to the Court on as we resolve these and move as quickly as possible.

I realize there is a large circle of items that are potentially included here.

All right. Thank you, your Honor.

All right. All right. Let's have the jury, please.

Mr. Dunne, welcome back.

Thank you, sir.

Your Honor, I have one other question with regard to the argument regarding the jury view. You asked us to put something in writing. Will the Court also allow oral argument on that?

Absolutely.