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speaking objections?
MR. LEOPOLD: No. But to refresh someone's
memory you show them a document.
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MR. TEIN: I know how to do this.
MR. LEOPOLD: Then show her a document.
MR. TEIN: Stop speaking.
MR.
LEOPOLD: I'm not going to stop
speaking.
I'm going to continue to make the
record.
MR. TEIN: You're obstructing.
Please
stop.
MR. LEOPOLD: I'm not obstructing. But if
you want to refresh her recollection, you need to
show her something.
That's not a proper question. I object to
the foundation and the predicate of that question.
MR. TEIN: Are you done?
MR. LEOPOLD: I am now. Thank you.
BY MR. TEIN:
Q.
Do you want to try to refresh your memory
as to whether you had any conversation with the woman who
walked you upstairs in Epstein's house in which you told
her that you went to college and had just moved down from
Ohio?
MR. LEOPOLD:
Objection. Object to the
form of the question.
Lack of foundation and
predicate.
BY MR. TEIN:
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