Brief administrative matters before the jury was brought in. Defense attorney Peter Neufeld sought to present a stipulation about the June 13, 1994 sunrise time following a witness's testimony, but Judge Ito deferred it. Cochran then sought to formally introduce co-counsel Ken Spaulding to the jury, navigating a procedural wrinkle that Spaulding had not been admitted pro hac vice.
# 1 THE COURT: All right. Back on the record. All right. All the parties are present. Deputy Magnera, let's have the jurors, please.
# 2 MR. NEUFELD: Judge, so you know when the jury comes in, Miss Clark and I have entered into a stipulation simply as to what time the sun rose on June 13 of 1994.
# 3 THE COURT: Why don't we take that up some other time.
# 4 MR. NEUFELD: It takes thirty seconds and I wanted to do it while it was still fresh in their minds from Mr. Rokahr's testimony, your Honor.
KEY QUOTE # 5 THE COURT: I'm sorry. Let's have the jurors, please.
# 6 MR. COCHRAN: The clerk indicated I want to introduce Mr. Ken Spaulding to the jury.
# 7 THE COURT: I met Mr. Spaulding.
# 9 THE COURT: The problem is he is not admitted pro hoc vice. He is not on the record, counsel.
# 10 MR. COCHRAN: May I so move?
# 11 THE COURT: He is not--you have to make an application.
# 12 MR. COCHRAN: He has been here for two weeks.
# 13 THE COURT: I have been thrilled to have him here. If you want him on the record, you need to file the application.
KEY QUOTE # 14 MR. COCHRAN: Your Honor, he is actually leaving tomorrow and he is here because of this particular witness.
# 15 THE COURT: Oh, okay. Okay.
# 16 MR. COCHRAN: He has been here, your Honor, for two weeks. It is no problem, your Honor.
# 18 MR. COCHRAN: Thank you, your Honor.
# 19 THE COURT: How many times do I need to say it?
KEY QUOTE # 20 MS. CLARK: What does he want him to do before the jury?
# 21 THE COURT: Nothing. Just to say this is one of the attorneys representing Mr. Simpson.
# 22 MR. COCHRAN: Thank you, your Honor. All right. And we have Mr. Schwartz and Mr. Regwan present as well.