All right. People having rested, ladies and gentlemen, at this time in the case, the Prosecution, having rested the presentation of their case in chief, there are a few motions that I need to take up out of your presence. For example, I need to rule on which of the 488 exhibits that have been offered so far will be received into evidence. That will take me a few minutes. There are a couple of other motions that we will take up tomorrow morning that I need to spend with the lawyers. So we will be in recess as far as the jury is concerned until Monday morning at 9:00 o'clock. Monday morning at 9:00 o'clock, the Defense will then have the opportunity to call their first witness, and we will proceed at that time with the presentation of the Defense case. Please remember all of my admonitions to you. And just so you understand, we will be in session for the remainder of the day today and tomorrow morning, we'll be here working. But these are just a lot of matters that I need to take up. And because of the length and complexity of the case, it will take me some time to go through all these matters.
So you get to have another long weekend. I would like to trade places with you frankly. But--anybody want to trade? No. All right. Remember all my admonitions to you; don't discuss the case amongst yourselves, don't form any opinions about the case, don't allow anybody to communicate with you with regard to the case, don't conduct any deliberations until the matter has been submitted to you. As far as the jury is concerned, we'll stand in recess until Monday at 9:00 A.M. we will take a brief break at this point, and then we'll wrap up a few loose ends here. All right.
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, Brian R. Kelberg, and Kenneth E. Lynch, 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 Peter Neufeld, Esquire Robert D. Blasier, Esquire William C. Thompson, Esquire
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I N D E X
Index for volume 181 pages 35395 - 35407
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Day date session page vol.
Thursday July 6, 1995 A.M. 35295 181 P.M. 35387 181
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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
PEOPLE'S witnesses direct cross redirect recross vol.
Deedrick, 181 Douglas W. (Resumed) 35302B 35350C 35374B (Further) 35375C
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF WITNESSES
WITNESSES direct cross redirect recross vol.
Deedrick, 181 Douglas W. (Resumed) 35302B 35350C 35374B (Further) 35375C
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EXHIBITS
PEOPLE'S for in exhibit identification evidence page vol. Page vol.
1233 - Article 35301 181 entitled "The selection of noncorrelated thin layer chromatographic (TLC) solvent systems for the comparison of dyes extracted from the transferred fibers"
1234 - 1-page document 35347 181 depicting 5 computer photographs of the slide presentation re hairs and fibers
1235 - 18-page document 35373 181 described as the notes of Douglas W. Deedrick
I need to rule on which of the 488 exhibits that have been offered so far will be received into evidence.
I would like to trade places with you frankly. But--anybody want to trade? No.
Monday morning at 9:00 o'clock, the Defense will then have the opportunity to call their first witness, and we will proceed at that time with the presentation of the Defense case.