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Logger's SI-FT-1986-CT-214 Logger: Leroy Tsutsumi REEL Number: 1-Side A STAGE: Am. Trial Lawyer DATE: 7/2/86 PRESENTOR: Germaine Greenbook GROUP NAME: American Trial Lawyers REGION/STYLE: Freeman vs. America PERFORMER(S) 12:00 INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION David N. Webster, Washington, D.C. James W. Jeans, Kansas City, MO. Contents 1. Introduction-Mrs. Freeman-Dental appt., children playing-marble mouth, Scottie swall[[strikethrough]] ed [[/strikethrough]] owed a marble-brain dysfunction-brain damage. Incident-1980. Manufacture gave no instructions. 2. Objective 3. Plans for Scottie-education-to be able to go to college & work Heresay Rule- statements aren't true. 4. Cross Exam - mother is care less - left child alone Behavioral problems showed up in later life in school 5. Sole supporter of children- husband contributes some support Billy-7; Scottie-18 mos. - grandparents gave game to Billy 6. Billy's favorite game-marble mouth, Scottie - 18 mos. - oral at that age 7. Scottie picked up dime previously but went through body Boys sleep patterns- stabilized after 2-3 mos. 8. Problems showed up in/school Father departed- left home. 9. Father had problems in school himself. Mrs. Wade removed marble from throat 10. Job interview Conclusion 11. Mr. Webster Mr. Jeans throw out questions Direct exam- no control 12. Cross exam- dialogue Trial law- clean case, no objectionable 13. Mr. Jeans Mr. Webster- speculated Game is dangerous Judge Jury - smarter, can pick out mistakes Like putting puzzle together Questions and Answers