Marcia Clark conducted a brief redirect of Mark Krueger, a civilian witness who had sent the prosecution a photograph of OJ Simpson wearing a glove. Clark attempted to elicit Krueger's opinion that the glove appeared short or ill-fitting in the photo, but was repeatedly blocked by sustained objections. Krueger ultimately testified that the glove appeared short and did not cover the palm, consistent with gloves he had worn.
# 1 THE COURT: Redirect, Miss Clark.
# 2 MS. CLARK: Can we please leave that picture up on the elmo?
# 3 THE COURT: Yes. All right. I take it, Mr. Blasier, you want that marked as an exhibit?
# 4 MR. BLASIER: Please, your Honor.
# 5 THE COURT: The printout? All right. Just for simplicity sake, I'm going to make that 605-C.
# 6 MR. BLASIER: That's fine.
# 7 (Peo's 605-C for id = photograph) # 8 THE COURT: Miss Clark.
REDIRECT EXAMINATION BY Ms. CLARK
# 9 MS. CLARK: Does that glove appear to be kind of short at the wrist, sir?
# 10 MR. BLASIER: Objection, your Honor. The photograph speaks for itself.
# 11 THE COURT: Sustained.
# 12 MS. CLARK: Why did you select this photograph to send to the Prosecution, sir?
# 13 MR. BLASIER: Objection. Irrelevant.
# 14 THE COURT: Overruled.
# 15 MR. KRUEGER: Why did I select it? I mean, it wasn't like--that was the only photo I had and it was--just seemed like it was evidence to me.
# 16 MS. CLARK: Did it seem like this glove fit very much the way the glove fit in court?
# 17 MR. BLASIER: Objection. No foundation.
# 18 THE COURT: Sustained. That's for the jury to decide.
# 19 MS. CLARK: Mr. Blasier asked you why you sent us the photograph. Do you recall that? And you told him because you had heard some people say that the glove didn't fit?
# 21 MS. CLARK: And what was your opinion, sir?
# 22 MR. BLASIER: Objection.
# 23 THE COURT: Sustained.
# 24 MS. CLARK: Why did you send us the photograph when you heard people say that?
# 25 MR. BLASIER: Objection.
# 26 THE COURT: Overruled.
# 27 MR. KRUEGER: Because of the shrinkage test. I--or--I'm sorry. What was the question again?
# 28 MS. CLARK: Why, after you heard that remark, did you send us this photograph, sir?
# 29 MR. KRUEGER: Because I thought it didn't fit.
KEY QUOTE # 30 MS. CLARK: Because you thought what?
# 31 MR. KRUEGER: The glove did not fit.
KEY QUOTE # 32 MS. CLARK: Okay. And does it look like that glove? Did it look like that glove to you?
# 33 MR. BLASIER: Objection.
# 34 THE COURT: Sustained.
# 35 MS. CLARK: Does this glove look small on him to you, sir?
# 36 MR. BLASIER: Objection.
# 37 THE COURT: Sustained. Speaks for itself, counsel.
# 38 MS. CLARK: Does the glove appear to be up at the palm area, sir?
# 39 MR. BLASIER: Objection.
# 40 THE COURT: Overruled.
# 41 MR. BLASIER: The picture speaks for itself.
# 42 THE COURT: Overruled. You asked about bunching.
# 43 MR. KRUEGER: It actually appears to be above the palm. I assume the palm is--it's above the palm.
# 44 MS. CLARK: Does it appear short to you?
# 45 MR. KRUEGER: From the gloves I've worn--I mean, I've never owned a pair of these gloves, so I couldn't say. But from gloves that I've owned, I mean, usually they cover your palm.
# 46 MS. CLARK: Then your answer is yes?
# 47 MR. KRUEGER: Yes. That they appear short, yes.
KEY QUOTE # 48 MS. CLARK: I have nothing further.