afitzy
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My understanding was that Atty BM had an affidavit from Mr. T. I believe the affidavit was contained as an attachment to I believe the pretrial motions. I recall being surprised that Mr T wasn't made available to Atty Weinstein but this looked to be part of the 'entire trial by ambush' strategy by the bush league Atty BM and Fd. IMO the Judge should have tossed it all and also tossed the faux invoices presented at trial. I guess we will have to wait and see how smart or stupid Judge Noble is and whether he saw through the bush league tactics of Atty BM and Pattisville.Was there a deposition of Tout, or just the affidavit? I remember that Weinstein objected that defense didn't notify him about Tout's appearance to make the affidavit and said he could've deposed him if he knew Tout was available. Parties are required to send notices of depositions to opponents, too.
Re Tout's affidavit, I noticed that Murray signed as Commissioner of the Superior Court under "Before me appeared..." but didn't give the place of Tout's signing. At Pattis' hearing before the SGC subcommittee, he was questioned about not putting in the place where Alex Jones signed the affidavit, where NP signed as CSP under "Before me appeared..." I remembered, from working in law offices ages ago, that we always put in the state, county and town where the signing took place. Just yesterday at our Town Hall I was looking at a deed of a house that recently sold on our road and noticed that the attorney signed under seller's name as CSP-- with the state, county and town shown. So is this a peculiarity of Pattisville lawyers--that they leave out the place where an affidavit it signed?
I went to the link you gave about the Greek article, but couldn't find the translate option, since everything is written in Greek!
MOO