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1 MET HIM FOR FIRST TIME A HALF HOUR AGO.
A COUPLE OF THEM THAT THEY SEEN HIM IN HERE.
THE COURT: SO THEY HAVE TALKED
ABOUT IT. WELL, OKAY. LET'S CROSS THAT
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2 COURT OFFICER: SHE SAID THERE WERE
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6 BRIDGE WHEN WE COME TO IT. I'LL ACCEPT YOUR
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SUGGESTION IF WE HAVE TO GO THAT ROUTE. THANK
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10 THE COURT: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
11 THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIGILANCE AND I AM GOING TO
12 ASK yOU TO LEAVE THE COURTROOM NOW WHILE WE
13 ADDRESS THE MATTER. OKAY. AND I WOULD ASK
14 yOU NOT TO DISCUSS THIS MATTER OR ANYTHING TO
15 DO WITH THE CASE AMONG YOURSELVES WHEN YOU GO
16 UPSTAIRS IN THE HOPEFULLY BRIEF PERIOD OF TIME
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17 ' IT TAKES TO US EXAMINE THE QUESTION. OKAY.
18 THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
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(JURORS LEAVING COURTROOM)
THE CLERK: MAY THE RECORD REFLECT
21 THAT THE JURY HAS LEFT THE ROOM.
22 THE COURT: ALL RIGHT. MR. ALOISE,
23 THIS IS YOUR WITNESS, AND COUNSEL ARE
24 RESPONSIBLE UNDER THE SEQUESTRATION ORDER. SO