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Submissions - Mr L-/CClILtrUIl
THE COURT: Ckay. Let me I us-- stop you f or a
m.monf :nd irrst ask the Court staff whether
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because I'm not going to keep everybody sitLrng.
We're going Lo have to take a break ar some point.
If we can finish this by 2:a0 then I'll continue
until 2200 provided that's okay with the two of
you.
THE REGISTRAR: Maybe if we coufd jusc have a five
minute recess.
THE COURT: All right, so we're gonna just take a
y€S, Mr. Dearden?
MR. DEARDEN: Master, maybe I should let them
know, in fairness, T have anoLher poinc to address
Lo you wi th respect to what you see aL t ab et-ghc
of the r-omnendium which is so I would take about
five minutes to make my point ai,rout Mr. Rancourt
h- i nr-rino sunnorLers i nto the cross-examinat i ons
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over my ob3ections before the Examination for
fli qr-r-rverrz nr-r-r-1;1961.
And the gentfeman that wrote that I attacked
: qFl f -renre.sented witness and defamed me and
Professor St. Lewis is sitting right there in the
plaid shirt, and this is an extremely detrimental
that such a thing would happen in the cross and I
want to make submissions to you on that but after
you have. . .
THE COURT: All right.
MR. DEARDEN: after you've heard from Mr.
Rancourt. So I would be five minutes to make a
submission that members of the public don't qo