All right. Let the record reflect the jurors have withdrawn from the courtroom. Mr. Cochran.
Yes. Yes, I do, your Honor. Your Honor, yesterday and I guess a couple days ago, there was a statement made by Mr. Darden at sidebar regarding Mr. Simpson not taking some medication. That statement was false. Since that time, we have had occasion to have Shawn Chapman of my office contact Dr. Johnson at the L.A. County jail. And Mr. Simpson has on every occasion taken his medication, and the medical records at the jail verify that fact. And I want to--there was a story written about this that's totally nonsensical, medically contra-indicated, and I thought compelled as an Officer of the Court to indicate what the records indicate, what my client has also indicated; that he takes his medicine every day and that he has never at any time not taken his medicine for his rheumatoid arthritis, sulfathiazole I think it's called, and that the records at the jail so indicate that. And I think that the record should be made clear in that regard. And we took the further statement, as I said, to talk to Dr. Johnson this morning who verifies that fact also. So I felt compelled to indicate that to the Court.
All right. Counsel, our agenda for this afternoon is the People's motion regarding discovery of Defense expert statements, we have a People's motion to quash a subpoena upon various District Attorney personnel and we also have a motion regarding transcripts. Is that our complete agenda for this afternoon? All right. See you all at 1:30.
That statement was false. Since that time, we have had occasion to have Shawn Chapman of my office contact Dr. Johnson at the L.A. County jail. And Mr. Simpson has on every occasion taken his medication, and the medical records at the jail verify that fact.
I felt compelled as an Officer of the Court to indicate what the records indicate, what my client has also indicated; that he takes his medicine every day and that he has never at any time not taken his medicine for his rheumatoid arthritis.