Eye for an Eye
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:29:04
All rise.
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The Honourable
Judge Arthur Younger presiding.

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- Morning.
- Morning, Your Honour.

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Please sit.
:29:13
I'd like to request that my cliens
handcuffs be removed.

:29:17
- That would be fine.
- Thank you, Your Honour.

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All right, Counsel,
proceed with your motion.

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The prosecution collected sperm
samples from the victim for DNA tests.

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There is no problem
with this procedure,

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if the defence is allowed
to perform their own tests.

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The prosecution agreed
to supply the defence

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with at least 25% of the evidence
for counter-examination.

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We never received it.
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We never promised
a percentage of the evidence.

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Ms Juke was asked to participate in
an examination at the time, but declined.

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I have a letter from the DA's office,
promising the defence 25%...

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Quit looking at him so much.
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- I'd like to present it to the court.
- Objection. I know of no such letter.

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It was prepared by Mr Randall.
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May I see the document,
Your Honour?

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What?
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Wait a second.
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Mr Bolinger,
where's the rest of that sample?

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By the time we got a clean sample,
the 25% had already been utilised.

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But we gave her
the chance to be present...

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I request that the evidence
in this case be found inadmissible,

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since the prosecution failed to supply
the evidence promised us in writing.

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- Your Honour...
- This is an unfair attack on my client,

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and a breach of the promise
to release evidence.

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The evidence conclusively
identifies that man as the killer.

:30:54
All right.
:30:56
Counsel, can I talk to you,
off the record?


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