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Legal document
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Summary
This document appears to be a transcript of a legal deposition. The discussion centers around exhibits, their marking, and preventing their removal from the room. Mr. Leopold and Mr. Tein are involved in a disagreement regarding the exhibits.
People (4)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| MR. LEOPOLD |
Speaking in the document
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| Mr. Goldberger |
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| MR. TEIN |
Speaking in the document
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| Ted |
Addressed in the document
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Organizations (1)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Sonsor & Associates | Company |
Reporting and Transcription, Inc.
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Timeline (1 events)
Discussion about marking exhibits and preventing their removal
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Counsel from Miami
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Address of Sonsor & Associates
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Key Quotes (3)
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is it just going to be comma after comma after
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comma?
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Go ahead, lawyer.
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MR. LEOPOLD: All right. The exhibits, I
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can't prevent you from taking them, but I will
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object and I will be bringing it to the court for
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sanctions. You cannot take the exhibits out of
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the room without them being marked. I want them
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marked, because you cannot identify in the record
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what was used. And with all due respect to
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Mr. Goldberger, I do not -- the way this
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deposition is going, I do not want to rely on
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Counsel from Miami to mark the appropriate
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exhibits. I will not do that. I cannot prevent
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you from taking them. But if you do, I will be
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bringing the matter to the court with appropriate
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sanctions, because that is improper. That is
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improper. When you use something in a deposition,
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they are to be marked. And you have refused to do
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that throughout for what ever reason.
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MR. TEIN: You're wrong. Finish your
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sentence because you're talking about something
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you have no idea.
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Every single one is marked, Ted. Every
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single one is already marked. But you want to
is it just going to be comma after comma after
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comma?
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Go ahead, lawyer.
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MR. LEOPOLD: All right. The exhibits, I
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can't prevent you from taking them, but I will
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object and I will be bringing it to the court for
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sanctions. You cannot take the exhibits out of
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the room without them being marked. I want them
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marked, because you cannot identify in the record
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what was used. And with all due respect to
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Mr. Goldberger, I do not -- the way this
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deposition is going, I do not want to rely on
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Counsel from Miami to mark the appropriate
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exhibits. I will not do that. I cannot prevent
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you from taking them. But if you do, I will be
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bringing the matter to the court with appropriate
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sanctions, because that is improper. That is
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improper. When you use something in a deposition,
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they are to be marked. And you have refused to do
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that throughout for what ever reason.
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MR. TEIN: You're wrong. Finish your
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sentence because you're talking about something
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you have no idea.
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Every single one is marked, Ted. Every
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single one is already marked. But you want to
Ph. 561.682.0905 - Fax. 561.682.1771
1655 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd., Suite 500 - West Palm Beach, FL 33401
07/26/17
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Public Records Request No.: 17-295
DOJ-OGR-00033113
1655 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd., Suite 500 - West Palm Beach, FL 33401
07/26/17
Page 2800
Public Records Request No.: 17-295
DOJ-OGR-00033113
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