deposition: doj-ogr-00010115
The witness, Berke, is questioned about his experience with private investigators and his response to a hypothetical scenario involving a juror lying about their identity. Berke states that he has never encountered a situation where a juror lied about their identity and is unwilling to speculate on what steps he would take in such a scenario. The questioning attorney, Mr. Okula, presses Berke for answers, but Berke maintains that he cannot provide opinions on a hypothetical situation he has never experienced.
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The witness, Berke, is questioned about his experience with private investigators and his response to a hypothetical scenario involving a juror lying about their identity. Berke states that he has never encountered a situation where a juror lied about their identity and is unwilling to speculate on what steps he would take in such a scenario. The questioning attorney, Mr. Okula, presses Berke for answers, but Berke maintains that he cannot provide opinions on a hypothetical situation he has never experienced.
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