All right. Ladies and gentlemen, we're going to take our recess as far as the jury is concerned for the afternoon. Please remember all of my admonitions to you; don't discuss the case amongst yourselves, don't form any opinions about the case, don't conduct any deliberations until the matter has been submitted to you, do not allow anybody to communicate with you with regard to the case. As far as the jury is concerned, we'll stand in recess until 1:30 tomorrow afternoon. All right. Let's clear the jury, and we'll have argument on some of the motions. All right. And, Agent Martz, you are ordered to come back tomorrow afternoon at 1:30.
All right. Back on the record in the Simpson matter. The jury is not present. And we have a number of motions that have been filed with the Court that have yet to be resolved. Counsel, what's your pleasure?
Your Honor, if I may interrupt briefly just to mark some exhibits so I can leave them with Deirdre, if that's all right with the Court, because I don't want to lose then.
And the printouts that we did of the graphs put together, your Honor, there's four of those, I'm going to ask that they be marked 549 through--
I would suggest that they be made a sub exhibit of the group so that it makes--so that they're coherently in one group.
Okay. Why don't we make it then--that's a good idea. Thank you, your Honor--543, sub 1, 543, sub 2--
I'll tell you what. Why don't you consult with Mrs. Robertson and we'll put it on the record tomorrow morning.
We're going to have to reprint them anyway in more clearer form. I got my hand in one of them.
Please. All right. What's up? I have a whole stack of motions here. What do you want to--
I'll get up and talk first, your Honor. I believe the Defense had wanted to put over a little bit the--
As we--Miss Lewis had missed out. Your Honor, when we were back in chambers, we indicated that Mr. Uelmen will be here tomorrow, as I indicated to the Court. So certain of the motions, the motions dealing with KNBC and Tracie Savage and Michelle Kestler, we ask leave of the Court to go over until tomorrow because--and the one dealing with--and the Fuhrman motions. He will be handling those. And with regard to--since Dr. MacDonell will be the next witness if we ever conclude Agent Martz, we would ask the Court to listen to Mr. Neufeld with regard to that motion.
Your Honor, so that I may retreat upstairs, do you know what time for the Fuhrman and other motions tomorrow?
At this point, it's kind of hard to say since we have a shortened court day tomorrow because the court staff is going to be attending the funeral. We have to finish Agent Martz--Miss Clark, how much more do you have?
I don't think more than half an hour. I mean probably a lot less than that. That's the outside.
All right. And then what do we have after--then we need Mr.--Dr. MacDonell, correct?
Your Honor, I believe it's the People's motion here. So I think they have the burden.
Also, your Honor, I don't know if you had a chance to review my submission. I got here about 11:45, but for reasons that had nothing to do with this case, I was not allowed in to serve everyone at that time, and I wanted to try to get you the papers before lunch so that you could have an opportunity to review them. It is essential that you review them before we have oral argument. Otherwise, the argument will sound rather nonsensical. So if you haven't had a chance to look at it yet, I would ask that we recess for 15 minutes to give you that opportunity.
Your Honor, before doing that, earlier this afternoon, I served a subpoena duces tecum upon Mr. Cochran because we had information that a tape that is relevant to the case was given to Mr. Pavelic and therefore would be under Mr. Cochran's custody and control, and we did make the return for that tomorrow which, given that Mr. Cochran is in court every day, we thought was sufficient time. I don't know if they're going to be contesting that subpoena or not, but I wanted to alert the Court that we had done that.
One quick item. During Dr. Rieders' cross-examination, Miss Clark was using a transcript, and she indicated that she would provide me with a copy of that. I haven't gotten that. I would just ask that that complete transcript be provided to me tomorrow so I have some time to look at it.
All right. In fact, why don't you have it available--the indication was, there was a copy available yesterday. So I'll direct that they give that to you by the close of business today.
All right. I saw somebody come in with a loose-leaf notebook. All right. Let me sit down and read this thing.
Well, it gives it that personal touch.
Oh, I'm sorry. I got to the podium first. I thought that's what counted.
It is essential that you review them before we have oral argument. Otherwise, the argument will sound rather nonsensical.
I served a subpoena duces tecum upon Mr. Cochran because we had information that a tape that is relevant to the case was given to Mr. Pavelic and therefore would be under Mr. Cochran's custody and control.