Courtroom transcript excerpt discussing motions in limine and unauthenticated hearsay

10 id. 12 13 14 L5 16 ne) 18 life) 20 21 22 23 24 25 88 H3VOGIU1 pretrial witness list. Maybe during a break I can confirm that. But if she's not on the witness list, we've got double hearsay and it can't come in. The last point I would leave you with, your Honor, is many of these issues are going to come down to balancing. They're of minimal relevance for the reasons we've explained, very Significant prejudice, and we would ask that each of the motions in limine we've asked today be granted. THE COURT: Thank you. We'll resume at 1:30, and I guess, unless you all think it's been covered, the Maxwell motions. What do you think? MR. PAGLIUCA: Your Honor, I would -- THE COURT: Would you rather catch your plane? MR. PAGLIUCA: No. I'm prepared to stay until tomorrow, your Honor. I'm not leaving until tomorrow morning, just in case you need me this afternoon. I'm sure you're thrilled about that. I think, your Honor, when I went through these, it seems to me that we have dealt with number 679, 716, in connection with 683, 742, and 774. That deals with the Rodriguez, we call it the unauthenticated hearsay document from a suspect source. They call it the black book. I think the Court heard argument about all of that and, in my view, this does not all need to be repeated today. Yesterday, we talked about the -- I can't remember the SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_011391