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This document is a court transcript from February 15, 2012, detailing the direct examination of a witness named Conrad. The questioning focuses on her credibility, exploring her past actions as a juror for a Mr. Okula, her understanding of financial matters from an expert named Dr. DeRosa, and her failure to disclose a prior disciplinary suspension from the Bar Association during jury selection. The transcript also reveals personal details, such as her husband being a convicted felon, which are used to challenge her character and motivations.

People (6)

Name Role Context
Conrad Witness / Juror
The individual being questioned during a direct examination. Referred to as "Ms. Conrad" on page 208.
Mr. Okula Party in a previous case
Mentioned on page 205 as someone for whom the witness, Conrad, was "fighting for his side" as a juror.
MR. GAIR Attorney
Makes an objection ("Incorrect.") on page 205 and is mentioned on page 206 as having asked the witness about her husb...
Dr. DeRosa Expert
Mentioned on page 206 as an expert whose "numbers" the witness was referring to.
Mr. Parse
Mentioned on page 206 in a question about his knowledge of the lack of economic substance in transactions.
PAUL M. DAUGERDAS Defendant
Named in the case title "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, v PAUL M. DAUGERDAS, ET AL.," at the top of page 207.

Organizations (3)

Name Type Context
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA government agency
The plaintiff in the case, as seen in the case title at the top of page 207.
Bar Association professional association
Mentioned on page 207 as having taken disciplinary action against the witness, Conrad.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS company
Identified as the court reporting service at the bottom of the document.

Timeline (3 events)

2012-02-15
Direct examination of witness Conrad in the case of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, v PAUL M. DAUGERDAS, ET AL.
Courtroom
Conrad Mr. Gair Unnamed Questioning Attorney
Conrad served as a juror in a case involving Mr. Okula, where she claims she "fought the good fight."
Courtroom
The witness, Conrad, was referred to the Bar Association's disciplinary committee by two lawyers, which resulted in charges and a suspension by two panels of judges.
Conrad unnamed lawyers unnamed judges

Locations (1)

Location Context
Named as the plaintiff in the legal case.

Relationships (2)

Conrad personal Conrad's husband
The transcript reveals Conrad's husband is a convicted felon who served a seven and a half year sentence. She married him three years after he finished his sentence. (Page 206-207)
Conrad professional Mr. Okula
Conrad was a juror in a case involving Mr. Okula. She claimed to have "fought the good fight" for his side. (Page 205)

Key Quotes (3)

"I fought the good fight."
Source
— Conrad (A statement Conrad wrote, which the questioning attorney suggests was her way of telling Mr. Okula she was fighting for his side during a trial (Page 205).)
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Quote #1
"A job's a job, sir. That's how I see it."
Source
— Conrad (Her explanation on page 208 for why she did not feel an obligation to tell the Court about her past disciplinary action and suspension by the Bar Association.)
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Quote #2
"Those were my words."
Source
— Conrad (Her confirmation on page 208 that she previously stated her omissions and lies were done to make her more marketable as a juror.)
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Quote #3

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