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This document is a page from a court transcript of a cross-examination of a witness named Berke, who is an attorney. Berke explains his cautious approach to his professional obligations, stating he always researches the rules before acting on sensitive information. He affirms that if he believed a juror committed misconduct, he would feel obligated to inform the court after reviewing the relevant laws.

People (2)

Name Role Context
Berke Witness
The person being cross-examined, referred to as 'Berke - cross' and answering questions as 'A'.
Susan Brune
Mentioned in a question from the cross-examiner: "Did Susan Brune explain to you why she felt it important to bring t...

Organizations (1)

Name Type Context
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. company
Listed at the bottom of the page as the court reporting agency that produced the transcript.

Timeline (1 events)

A witness named Berke is cross-examined in a legal proceeding about his professional obligations as an attorney.
courtroom (implied)
Berke Unnamed questioner

Relationships (2)

Berke professional Unnamed client
Berke mentions his "duties as an advocate for my client".
Berke professional Susan Brune
The questioner asks Berke about information Susan Brune brought to his attention regarding her firm, suggesting a professional interaction.

Key Quotes (3)

"I never will act on a piece of information that I think invokes my duties as an advocate for my client as well as an officer of the court without first looking at the rules."
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— Berke (Explaining his standard procedure for handling information that triggers his professional duties.)
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"What I will tell you is my reaction to that information if I confronted it would be that I believe I have an obligation to tell the court."
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— Berke (Responding to a hypothetical question about discovering juror misconduct.)
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"Did Susan Brune explain to you why she felt it important to bring the information to your attention that her firm had"
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— Unnamed questioner (Beginning a question to Berke about a communication from Susan Brune. The quote is incomplete in the document.)
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