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Courtroom exchange showing procedural dispute during deposition
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Courtroom exchange showing procedural dispute during deposition

Courtroom exchange showing procedural dispute during deposition The excerpt is a routine procedural dialogue between counsel with no mention of specific individuals, transactions, or misconduct. It provides no actionable leads, novel information, or connections to powerful actors. Key insights: Counsel debate over objection and questioning protocol; Reference to a court reporter and recording device; No substantive allegations or evidence disclosed

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Courtroom exchange showing procedural dispute during deposition The excerpt is a routine procedural dialogue between counsel with no mention of specific individuals, transactions, or misconduct. It provides no actionable leads, novel information, or connections to powerful actors. Key insights: Counsel debate over objection and questioning protocol; Reference to a court reporter and recording device; No substantive allegations or evidence disclosed

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c™ 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 oy oOo ON OF ON Rh WwW DN ~0929104. TXT deposition, leave. But you'l| be back here. MR. LEOPOLD: Excuse me. if | could just make the record, instead of interrupting me, please, that's what we do professionally. There's a recorder here. I|'m certainly not being obstructionist. I|'m going to make the record. But we're going to act with some semblance of professionalism, hopefully, by all parties in the room. That goes to me, that goes to your co-counsel sitting behind you and next to you, the court reporter and everyone else in the room. Everyone goes entitled to that. You've asked a question. She answered the question fully and she's not going to be harassed because you don't like the answer. If you want to follow up -- MR. TEIN: Stop engaging me. Make your 87 speech and then we'!l! ask the questions. MR. LEOPOLD: Well, you won't let me finish making the objection, so it's difficult to do that. But if you want to follow with an appropriate question, feel free to do that. But we're not going to harass the witness. MR. TEIN: 1 disagree with everything you've said. Let's ask the questions. Okay? MR. LEOPOLD: Ask an appropriate question. MR. TEIN: Are you going to stop talking? MR. LEOPOLD: I'm going to make -- protect my client and make appropriate objection, but there's not a question pending right now. Page 74

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