All right. The record will reflect that Miss Teresa Ramirez is on the witness stand undergoing cross-examination by Mr. Neufeld. Good morning, Miss Ramirez.
You are reminded, ma'am, that you are still under oath. And, Mr. Neufeld, you may continue.
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.
THE JURY: Good morning.
CROSS-EXAMINATION (RESUMED) BY MR. NEUFELD
Miss Ramirez, I'll try and make this brief so you can get on to the dentist where you started to head for yesterday afternoon. Do you recall that before we broke yesterday, ma'am, that I asked you if you were aware whether Mr. Goldberg had had prior conversations, that is prior to the July 27th, 1995 taping session with Mr. Peratis? Do you recall me asking you that or that subject coming up?
KEY QUOTEOkay. And after we broke yesterday, did you have an opportunity and this morning as well to review portions of that videotape, the complete videotape that you made on July 27th to refresh your recollection?
Okay. And let me ask you this. Now that--let me ask you again, did you become aware during the July 27th taping session at Mr. Peratis' home that in fact on a prior occasion, Mr. Goldberg had met with Mr. Peratis at the dispensary where Mr. Peratis works at the jail?
And did you also become aware during that July 27th taping that Mr.--excuse me--that Mr. Goldberg had also spoken to Mr. Peratis sometime in February and given Mr. Peratis a subpoena to appear in court during this trial as a Prosecution witness?
Your Honor, I'm going to play two brief segments, and I reviewed it first with Miss Clark before we started.
I'm going to ask you to look at this segment and I'm going to ask you to authenticate it, okay?
All right. Let's hold that. Is that the portion of the tape that you wanted, Mr. Neufeld?
Yes. That's the portion of the tape. Could we just play that portion one more time again very quickly? I'm sorry. It happened so quickly that I missed it.
KEY QUOTEI'll try and make this brief so you can get on to the dentist where you started to head for yesterday afternoon.
Yes.
Yes.
Counsel, we need to have the objections before the answer comes in.