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Defense team seeks protective sidebar to shield Boies Schiller lawyers from alleged aggressive language in trial

The passage is a routine procedural request in a court case, mentioning only the defense firm and its attorneys. It lacks concrete allegations, financial details, or connections to high‑level official Defense counsel requests a sidebar or in‑camera hearing to prevent certain statements from reaching Mentions alleged aggressive language by the defense team toward the plaintiff’s team. Specifically

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November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #011345
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The passage is a routine procedural request in a court case, mentioning only the defense firm and its attorneys. It lacks concrete allegations, financial details, or connections to high‑level official Defense counsel requests a sidebar or in‑camera hearing to prevent certain statements from reaching Mentions alleged aggressive language by the defense team toward the plaintiff’s team. Specifically

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10 id. 12 13 14 L5 16 ne) 18 life) 20 21 22 23 24 25 42 H3VOGIU1 IT am about done at this point. With regard to the remaining issues, you'll be happy to hear that I think things can be sped up. We believe that these issues should simply be, as your Honors I think was suggesting a moment ago, deferred to trial. Items 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29, those were sort of just kind of protective measures. The one footnote or caveat we would add to that, your Honor. We think this gets punted to the trial, but we would simply ask your Honor to direct defense counsel before they let the cat out of the bag on any of these that there be a sidebar or hearing outside of the jury just so that, you know, our motion in limine doesn't become moot because they've already effectively put it in front of the jury. The one that's of particular concern is alleged bad acts by the defense team. At various points, I think your Honor, unfortunately, has seen some, you know, frankly aggressive language directed to the plaintiff's team here by the defense team. We're prepared to respond to each and every one of those allegations. We've tried not to get into the back and forth because we think it's irrelevant. But if there was to be some kind of an attack launched on any of the members of the Boies Schiller Firm, of Brad Edwards, myself, we would ask that we be given leave to address that at sidebar, in-camera, or outside the presence of the jury SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300

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