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: Say What!By Judge Jerry Buchmeyer
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February 2002 - Did He Really Say That?From Paul A. Leche of Austin (Paul is General COunsel of the Texas Department of Human
Services), this contribution:
Years ago in Washington, D.C., I had a case before a large federal agency in which I was eager to call as a witness a highly placed administrator in tha agency. Opposing counsel was sure to object that the witness would not be able to add anything new. When I made my request, he jumped to his feet and said that the proposed witness' testimony would be "duplicitous." For the record, I agreed.
Full post as published by Say What! on June 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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