Civil Deposition Clips

Detailed entries (10)

Additional references (43)

Brief references from transcripts that don't warrant an individual page. Each has a single source or is mentioned only in passing.

• ABC News Footage of Craig and/or Larry Fiato — ABC News footage from prior interview or interviews showing Craig and/or Larry Fiato unobscured, referenced by media counsel during argument concerning a protective order.
• Bradley Popovich deposition (August 15, 1996) — Popovich deposition, August 15, 1996, page 54, addressing whether it is good practice to process reference samples at the same location as evidence samples. Read aloud to impeach testimony in which the witness softened his position on the stand.
• Criminal-Trial Audio and Videotape Collection — Audio and videotapes from the criminal trial that Baker said had been provided to former LAPD officers Marlow and Tippin while they worked for the plaintiffs.
• Defense Trial-Testimony Video Clips — Defense video clips of trial testimony proposed for closing argument; the court upheld their preclusion.
• Deposition Testimony of Robert Kardashian — Deposition testimony of Robert Kardashian, admitted for reading into the record over a defense objection.
• Det. Tom Lange deposition (June 1996) — Deposition of Detective Tom Lange (June 1996), page 80. Baker attempted to use it for impeachment on a document-sharing issue during Lange's civil trial testimony.
• Dr. Park Dietz deposition transcript — Dietz's deposition transcript, page 77 line 11, read into the record by Leonard during cross-examination of Dr. Dietz.
• Gerald Richards September 6 deposition transcript — Gerald Richards's original September 6 deposition transcript, including pages 43–44 where Petrocelli reserved rebuttal-testimony rights. Petrocelli quoted the passage at length during Richards's direct examination to establish claimed prior notice to the defense.
• Hard Copy Documentary Directed by Lawrence Schiller — Documentary directed by Lawrence Schiller, featuring Ross Becker, and sold to Hard Copy. Schiller confirmed that not all footage was broadcast and declined most questions about the footage volume and crew under the shield law.
• James Merrill deposition transcript — Deposition transcript of James Merrill, read into the record in lieu of live testimony, with Leonard posing questions and P. Baker reading Merrill's answers.
• January 4, 1995 DNA Hearing Waiver Videotape — Videotape of the January 4, 1995 court proceedings in which OJ Simpson personally waived his right to a Kelly/Frye DNA admissibility hearing.
• John Edwards Criminal-Trial Testimony, January 31, 1995 — Transcript of John Edwards's January 31, 1995 criminal-trial cross-examination at page 12508 concerning alcohol on Nicole Brown Simpson's breath, read into the civil-trial record for impeachment.
• Josephine Guarin Deposition Excerpt, Page 231 — Josephine Guarin's prior deposition testimony at page 231, line 23, read into the record by Mr. Petrocelli to impeach or refresh.
• Kaelin Civil Deposition on Simpson's Jealousy — Kaelin civil-deposition transcript, pages 512–513, containing his testimony that OJ was not jealous of Nicole dating; read into the civil-trial record after the court allowed it.
• Kaelin Criminal-Trial Testimony on Thumps and Exit — Criminal-trial transcript passage at page 19879, lines 9–20, concerning Kaelin's testimony about the timing of the thumps and his exit from the room; read into the civil-trial record for impeachment.
• Kaelin Criminal-Trial Testimony on Tight Dresses — Criminal-trial transcript passage at page 20337 containing Kaelin's testimony that OJ “was upset” about tight dresses; displayed during the civil trial to show an asserted escalation from earlier sworn statements.
• Kaelin Grand-Jury Testimony on the Tight Dress — June 1994 grand-jury transcript passage containing Kaelin's testimony that OJ was “joking and laughing” about the tight dress; displayed during the civil trial for impeachment.
• Kaelin Grand-Jury Testimony on Timing of Thumps — Grand-jury transcript passage at page 87 concerning Kaelin's testimony about the elapsed time between hearing thumps and hanging up the phone; read into the civil-trial record with a slight timing variation addressed.
• Kaelin Preliminary-Hearing Testimony on Simpson's Tone — Preliminary-hearing transcript passage at page 88 containing Kaelin's testimony that OJ's tone “was not angry, he was kind of matter of fact”; displayed during the civil trial for impeachment.
• Kato Kaelin Preliminary-Hearing Testimony on Picture Movement — Preliminary-hearing testimony at page 105, lines 22–27, stating that a picture almost moved off the wall; read into the civil-trial record to contrast with Kaelin's more qualified civil-trial description.
• Media Materials Reviewed by Robert Kardashian Before Deposition — Materials from Larry King, Dateline NBC, and 48 Hours, together with footage from an unidentified tabloid program about Kardashian carrying Simpson's bag. Kardashian testified that he reviewed them before the deposition and had received no release or waiver from Simpson before providing them.
• Motion in Limine No. 11 — Plaintiffs' Motion in Limine No. 11, filed after the Lee deposition and subject to a September 23 court ruling; it was referenced as the basis for deposition objections.
• Mr. Kelly Declaration Regarding Robert Kardashian's Unavailability — Declaration of Mr. Kelly regarding Robert Kardashian's unavailability, cited by Baker to argue that unavailability had not been established.
• Neill Freeman deposition transcript — Neill Freeman deposition, page 8, lines 16–19, addressing whether Freeman had ever seen documents relating to Simpson's name and likeness earnings. Read into the record to impeach Freeman's testimony.
• November 11 Geraldo Rivera Broadcast Tape — Broadcast tape played in court for impeachment in which Michael Baden stated that Goldman was standing for “at least five or ten minutes.”
• O.J. Simpson BET Interview of January 24, 1996 — O.J. Simpson's BET interview aired on January 24, 1996, discussed during the deposition examination of Allen Cowlings.
• Park Criminal-Trial Testimony on a Possible Robe — Criminal-trial transcript passage at page 20657, lines 18–23, concerning whether the figure could have worn a robe; when the passage was read into the civil-trial record, Park confirmed, “Could have.”
• Park Criminal-Trial Testimony on the Bronco and Figure — Criminal-trial transcript pages 20793–20847 containing Park's testimony about not seeing the Bronco and a figure possibly wearing a robe; used in the civil trial for impeachment.
• Park Criminal-Trial Testimony on the Figure's Location — Criminal-trial transcript passage at page 2571, line 21, describing where Park saw the figure; read into the civil-trial record to confirm that Park directed the mark straight back from the circle.
• Petrocelli Letters Requesting Deposition Designations — Petrocelli letters to Baker, dated immediately after the September 23 ruling and December 1, 1996, requesting deposition designations; cited in an argument concerning Baker's responsiveness and good faith.
• Robert Groden deposition transcript — Groden's own deposition transcript from this case, taken approximately September 27 (pages 29–31 and 43), used to impeach his testimony about the number of paid photo-authentication jobs he had performed and his prior publications.
• Robert Kardashian Grand Jury Testimony — Record of Robert Kardashian's Grand Jury testimony, referenced during his civil deposition as prior sworn testimony; questions about its accuracy were blocked on privilege grounds.
• Robert Lerner Criminal-Trial Testimony, February 3, 1995 — Robert Lerner's criminal-trial testimony from February 3, 1995; after an objection prevented reading from the transcript, Lerner confirmed the prior testimony in questioning.
• Ronald Fischman Deposition Transcript — Ronald Fischman's deposition transcript, displayed during questioning at page 69 and pages 296–297 to refresh recollection or impeach; page 107 was also cited.
• Simpson Civil Deposition, Page 1237, Line 1 — Civil deposition passage in which Simpson confirmed that he dictated a letter for Cathy to type, read aloud during cross-examination for impeachment.
• Simpson Civil Deposition, Page 1239 — Civil deposition passage in which Simpson said the initial letter sounded somewhat harsh, read aloud during cross-examination for impeachment.
• Simpson Civil Deposition, Page 1242, Line 3 — Civil deposition passage in which Simpson stated that he dictated the initial draft, read aloud during cross-examination for impeachment.
• Simpson Deposition Denying a Prior Polygraph Test — Page 1284, lines 4–8 of Simpson's deposition, in which he testified that he had never taken a polygraph test; used for impeachment as a prior inconsistent statement.
• Simpson Deposition on “Weird Thoughts” About Nicole — Pages 1022–1023 of Simpson's deposition testimony concerning “weird thoughts” about Nicole, read back to impeach his trial testimony.
• Simpson’s Notes from the Criminal Trial — Notes taken by Simpson during the criminal trial; Simpson testified during his civil deposition that he did not know their whereabouts.
• Television Interview with Diana Sawyer Featuring Juditha and Louis Brown — Post-murder television interview with Diana Sawyer featuring Juditha and Louis Brown, played in court before Brown agreed that Simpson had denied involvement.
• Trial-Broadcast Witness Testimony Video Snippets — Approximately ten video snippets of witness testimony from Channel 5, CNN, and Court TV trial broadcasts, permitted for closing argument subject to conditions.
• Unidentified printed deposition transcript excerpts — Printed deposition transcript excerpts from pages 308, 310–311, 342–343, and 362, provided to the court and read aloud for non-video portions of the deposition.