The defense pressed a motion to reconsider Christian Riechardt's testimony about Faye Resnick's drug use, arguing it rebutted the prosecution's "final act of control" motive theory, while the court grappled with discovery disputes over photographs of Simpson in leather gloves during his professional football career. Judge Ito reserved ruling on the Riechardt evidence motion until Monday and ordered the prosecution to produce actual photographs rather than copies. Administrative matters dominated the session, including witness scheduling and Fuhrman tape appeals, with court adjourning until Monday when testimony is expected to resume.

• Defense sought reconsideration of the prior ruling excluding Christian Riechardt's testimony about Resnick's drug use, arguing it rebutted the prosecution's motive theory
• Judge reserved ruling on Riechardt motion until Monday
• Court ordered prosecution to produce actual leather glove photographs, not just Xerox copies
• Fuhrman tape North Carolina materiality ruling triggered appellate action
• Sick juror expected to return Monday; witness testimony anticipated to resume