That could be true, but then why hasn't it been released if there's nothing of value in it? Or maybe it hasn't been released because it's not going to be used? I can't remember if there's a rule about that or not. It just intrigues me that we've seen all the depos for Lee, George, and Cindy, but not Mallory's.
Dominic C is also a State Witness, like Mallory.
This is what was said in the Dec 11, 2009 Hearing by Judge S., LDB, and Dominic's attorney Tennis, regarding the transcript of Dominic's deposition being made public, or not.
RAW HEARING: Part 1
http://www.wftv.com/video/21930588/index.html
Dec 11, 2009 Hearing - anniv Caylee found
(Dominic's attorney) Ms Tennis first - motion to strike & protective Order
Tennis
(4:44) Once the deposition is filed with the court, it is public record which is the other reason why Mr. Casey does not want to be involved in any part of the system that will lead to his exploitation, frankly.......
Tennis
(9:07)
the other difference is that
a transcript of a deposition MUST be filed in open
court and obviously, even if you decided to .....I've never seen one that
wasn't
Burdick
(9:15) It's not ....I don't have to file it
Judge
(9:18) no, I mean, they generally are ... I don't get one every time though ...
Tennis
(9:22)
unless the Court entered an Order sealing it, I believe that it would be filed
Judge
(9:27) plenty of times it is not, I guess it's just if it's going to be used, it's filed,
but there are plenty of times that it is not. Having said that, Ms Drane Burdick anything else from you.
Judge
(13:15) ..... go ahead and issue the investigative subpoena and go at it that way. If you want to utilize the time that you set aside previously, that's fine with me. [Dec. 16, 2009]
Baez
(14:57) ... we would just make it a moot issue and list him
as a witness and then they can go ahead and take their deposition
Judge well, that's where we stand, because under 2704, I can't
overrule a Statute, it's their investigative power and they have the authority
to do that. If you choose to work something out, that's fine with the court.
I'm not exactly sure about what it is your're seeking and you don't have
to tell me at this point. You've just said it's not during his tenure with Mr. Baez.
So, having said that, for our purposes here today, the court would
basically tell you to go ahead and utilize your subpoena power under that
statute, and
if you can all agree on a deposition and it's content, you don't
need to seek leave of the court, just notify me about what's happened.
(15:56)Tennis
Will do