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People's 8, a four-page LAPD police-academy domestic-violence teaching plan covering victim profiles, batterer profiles, cycles of battering, and battering and arguing. Ron Shipp identified it as his teaching outline and described sharing copies with Nicole Brown Simpson; its batterer's-profile section included the phrase "pathologically jealous." The defense objected to its use on hearsay grounds, while the prosecution argued that it had elicited a statement from O.J. Simpson during Shipp's testimony.
Three charts illustrating the Conflicts Tactics Scale (developed by Dr. Murray Strauss, used in U.S. national surveys of spousal assault incidence) and the Tolman Scale (Psychological Maltreatment of Women Inventory, measuring emotional abuse and dominance/isolation). Introduced as People's 9 and used by Dr. Dutton to demonstrate how the batterer population narrows as severity and frequency of abuse increases.
Chart displayed and discussed during Johnnie Cochran's opening statement concerning acquittal where reasonable doubt exists that the defendant was present at the crime.
Chart displayed and discussed during Johnnie Cochran's opening statement concerning when guilt may rest on circumstantial evidence.
Chart displayed and read during Johnnie Cochran's opening statement concerning the presumption of innocence, reasonable doubt, and burden of proof.
Redacted portions of Lenore Walker's handwritten and typewritten notes from six interviews with Simpson held on January 7, January 8, February 25, February 26, May 6, and May 7, 1995.
Lenore Walker's notes from her January 7, 1995 interview with Simpson, referenced for authentication as Trial Exhibit 1948.
Other portions of Lenore Walker's interview notes that had previously been referenced during Simpson's examination.
Dr. Lenore Walker's notes from sessions with O.J. Simpson during his incarceration, including a February 25, 1995 account of retrieving black shoes from his Bentley and receiving a call-forwarded message about golf from Paula. The notes also recorded that Paula was upset about the recital and were displayed, read, and cited during the civil trial to challenge Simpson's testimony.
Dr. Lenore Walker's battery of psychological tests and, according to Lewis, some forty hours of interviews with O.J. Simpson. After a court order, the prosecution received Walker's raw testing data but no interpretive report or analysis.
Additional references (12)
Brief references from transcripts that don't warrant an individual page. Each has a single source or is mentioned only in passing.
- 'Battered Women' by Lenore Walker, attributed to Nicole Brown Simpson — A copy of 'Battered Women' by Lenore Walker that Mr. Kelly said Nicole Brown Simpson had been reading and annotating four days before her murder. It was brought to a bench conference and excluded under Evidence Code 352 for inadequate foundation.
- 'Terrifying Love' by Dr. Lenore Walker — Dr. Lenore Walker's book 'Terrifying Love,' specifically page 65, which states that separation creates a period of unprecedented danger. Discussed by Dr. Dutton during criminal trial testimony, with the page number cited by Gordon at Bailey's request.
- Daniel Sonkin 'legality checklist' for batterers — Daniel Sonkin's 'legality checklist' for identifying perpetrators via battering syndrome. Discussed by Dr. Dutton in the criminal trial, who confirmed the checklist exists but stated that battering syndrome alone cannot identify specific perpetrators.
- Domestic violence books (civil trial — Dutton foundation) — A collection of domestic violence books from the criminal trial referenced in the civil trial as part of the foundation for Dr. Dutton's case-specific opinions.
- Domestic-violence incident chronology board — Timeline board referenced during closing argument as showing the chronology of domestic-violence incidents.
- Donald G. Dutton curriculum vitae — The curriculum vitae of prosecution witness Donald G. Dutton. It was provided to the defense during a motion hearing, the court requested a copy, and the prosecution asked that Dutton remain during the hearing.
- Dr. Lenore Walker — 'The Battered Woman' with checklists — Dr. Lenore Walker's book 'The Battered Woman' and its nine-characteristic checklists for battered women and batterers. Dr. Donald Dutton read from the material during cross-examination.
- Dr. Lenore Walker 34-page curriculum vitae — The thirty-four page curriculum vitae for Dr. Lenore Walker. Disclosed as part of a supplemental discovery packet during criminal trial proceedings.
- Duluth Power and Control Wheel — The Duluth, Minnesota Power and Control Wheel, a domestic violence framework included in the prosecution's brief and discussed during Dr. Dutton's criminal trial testimony, where it was challenged as a diagnostic tool.
- Intrusiveness scale — post-separation controlling behaviors — A two-part intrusiveness scale used in Dr. Dutton's research, consisting of a checklist of post-separation controlling behaviors reported by women estranged from batterers. It was discussed during Dutton's testimony and described as having been put on a board and pulled down.
- LA Times article on Walker's defense retention — A Los Angeles Times article quoting Dr. Lenore Walker stating she was retained by defense counsel in summer 1994. Cited by Marcia Clark to contradict Cochran's claim that Walker was only contacted in December or January; the judge requested to see the article.
- O.J. and Nicole Simpson relationship-history chart — Chart previously displayed to the jury showing the history of O.J. and Nicole Simpson's relationship, including alleged abuse incidents, divorce, and reconciliations.