7.Juror Qualification Review — Three Added to the Pool
33 linesTHE COURT: Okay. So I think the first person -- well, actually, I forget who we've short-sheeted. Number 111, I think, was one of those, right?
MS. CLARKE: Agreed.
MR. WEINREB: Yes.
THE COURT: I think the next one we saw was 113.
MS. CLARKE: Neither party has a motion.
THE COURT: Okay. 113 is added.
I think we had an agreement on 115.
MS. CLARKE: Yes.
MR. WEINREB: Yes.
THE COURT: And I think the same for 116.
MS. CLARKE: Yes.
MR. WEINREB: Yes.
MS. CLARKE: Same now for 118 and 119.
THE COURT: Okay. I think we may have done 118 or maybe not. Did we discuss it?
MS. CLARKE: No.
THE COURT: It's just obvious to everybody. I think it was just obvious to everybody.
MS. CLARKE: We stopped on both.
THE COURT: 119, you agreed on?
MS. CLARKE: Yes.
THE COURT: I agree as well.
MS. CLARKE: 126, we agreed on.
THE COURT: That brings us to 128. He has the trip to Florida.
MS. CLARKE: Right. And a connection to --
THE COURT: I think that's why we stopped the inquiry, when we learned he had a paid holiday.
129.
MS. CLARKE: Neither party has a motion.
THE COURT: Okay.
MS. CLARKE: 132, I think both parties agree.
THE COURT: I agree.
MS. CLARKE: It's nice when we're in sync.
THE COURT: Let's do it more.
134.
MS. CLARKE: Neither party has a motion.
THE COURT: I think that's it.
135, but he was --
MS. CLARKE: And 135 was an agreed.
THE COURT: Right, from before.
So I think the yield today is three: 113, 129, and 134. I think we're all on the same page.
I don't know if you've talked about tomorrow.