We are over at sidebar. This is marked exhibit 1317, bears discovery L505 and appears to be handwritten notes from Mr. Matheson. Mr. Darden.
Counsel is offering these notes to refresh the witness' recollection. First, they're not the witness' notes, and next, they don't seem to speak to a meeting. They seem to speak to telephone calls and the like. And so that would be improper, improper use of these documents. In addition, I've asked counsel what exhibits do you intend to introduce in front of this witness. This is his witness. I have the right to know what the exhibits are beforehand.
No. 1, I don't intend to introduce this into evidence. I can use anything to refresh the witness' recollection. I don't intend to introduce this at all. And the handwritten notes of Mr. Matheson reflect, for instance, not the phone call, but on 6-15, there's a meeting.
L505--thank you--to discuss certain aspects of this case. That's a meeting. On page L505, on 6-16-95, there's a meeting to discuss case security.
I lodged an objection. If counsel wants to refresh the witness' recollection with that document, it would be nice if he directed the witness' attention to those particular areas and my attention as well, then I don't have to object.
First, they're not the witness' notes, and next, they don't seem to speak to a meeting. They seem to speak to telephone calls and the like. And so that would be improper, improper use of these documents.
If counsel wants to refresh the witness' recollection with that document, it would be nice if he directed the witness' attention to those particular areas and my attention as well, then I don't have to object.
I can use anything to refresh the witness' recollection. I don't intend to introduce this at all.