Dispute Over Access to Barcoded Exhibit Copies in House Oversight Hearing

oo 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 —_ oO OO OD NN OD oO FF WwW YN ~0929104 .TXT very clear. Since for whatever reason | have not been able to look at exhibits because they have been refused to have been shown to me -- MR. TEIN: That's a lie. MR. LEOPOLD: Jack, if you represent that the documents have the appropriate exhibit numbers or some identifying markings, 25, 30.000, whatever they may be, then you can take them, make copies, send me a copy, make sure the court reporter gets a copy and then send me a bill for my copy, that's fine. | didn't know that they are marked that way because | haven't been able to look at them. MR. GOLDBERGER: They are barcoded and the number that we've made reference to in the deposition coincides with the barcoding. MR. LEOPOLD: That's fine. Eight by eleven color laser copies are fine. 129 MS. BELOHLAVEK: The State Attorneys Office iS not going to charge anybody for color copies | print out. MR. LEOPOLD: That's fine. He's going to take them back to his office . Secondly -- and | will be more than happy to do it, because it sounds !ike you all know more about it than |, but |'m happy to get affidavits from Mr. Pincus, Judge Stern, everybody else about what happened with this hearing today, because | know very [ittle about it. But my representations are what they are. MR. GOLDBERGER: They stay -- Page 110 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012505