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MR. TYSON:
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Before we pick a jury,
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determine as far as opening statements what we can use
and can’t use, Judge.
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THE COURT:
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We have kind of done that, I
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thought. But tell me what else we need to talk about.
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MR. TYSON:
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I’m not sure. We still
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haven’t talked about whether the coming to Mr. Minton’s
house is relevant. The order says
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THE COURT: Again, I have reserved ruling
on those things, and unless and until you want me to
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because I don’t have enough specificity to know what is
involved in those things. You have merely mentioned them
in a very cursory fashion at the last hearing.
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MR. TYSON:
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My theory is that they are
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going to bring that up until you realize that it is not
relevant. And it is quite frankly
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MR. DENIS DE VLAMING: This might shortcut
this. I am not going bring in the fact that they went to
Minton’s house, opening statement is not going to into
that. Anything else?
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THE COURT:
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Okay. It sounds like we are
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where we need to be. It sounds like we are ready to
bring a panel and start the jury selection process. I am
going to go off the bench. We are going to seat the
