Deposition transcript: A-5747
The witness, Ms. Brune, testifies about her conversation with defense counsel after receiving a copy of Ms. Conrad's letter to Mr. Okula. She discusses the timing and nature of her communication with co-counsel, and the conditions under which she is willing to answer questions about their joint defense communications.
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The witness, Ms. Brune, testifies about her conversation with defense counsel after receiving a copy of Ms. Conrad's letter to Mr. Okula. She discusses the timing and nature of her communication with co-counsel, and the conditions under which she is willing to answer questions about their joint defense communications.
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