Back on the record in the Simpson matter. Have you had an opportunity to preview?

We are still doing it, your Honor.

Your Honor, could I just have you take a look at this one?

Have you finished looking at them? That is my question.

No, I have not. I have not.

Zip through that one, Mr. Harris.

All right. Mr. Cochran, any specific objections?

Well, your Honor, in view of the court's earlier ruling about argument, from just looking at them, I would just like to make a general objection if I might. These slides are totally misleading. We have--there is a whole list of things. I won't even bother the court's time. They are totally misleading. And to allow this jury to hear this just shows the Prosecution's desperation, but we could point out chapter and verse, but it is not going to do any good, so I thought that I would just register a general objection because I think it is totally outrageous. The other thing I would like to point out to the court is that we have some graphics which are not precluded and of course we have evidence that--items that are evidence which we can still show during the course of the trial. Because of the fact that they weren't ready this morning, they have not seen ours, so I'm going to ask to do that before we start our case, plus we will obviously now be responding to these lies on the board and tell this jury some measure of truth. Am I correct that we can do that?

You did say that, your Honor, and I would like before counsel--before we begin our case to--if the court wants us to preview it or not, but we are ready. If they want to deal with this now--you have noted my objection. Let's get it on.

Noted.

Thank you, your Honor.

All right.

If I could just indicate that they have shown us one board, the thermometer involving reasonable doubt, that standard. I just want to lodge that objection now. We can argue that before the Defense gets to argument.

We will get there. All right. Deputy Trower, let's have the jurors, please.