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Case iil ieteieieaaniay ar, |-7 eunammeaaaeaaeenae el 130 297 C2grdau2 Brune - direct 1 A. What she did was what the judge had sort of given people 2 the option of saying that they would do, which is that she said 3 that she would submit a letter, and then we worked very hard to 4 submit a letter that was accurate. 5 MR. DAVIS: Mr. Wooten, could I have Government 6 Exhibit 9, page 12, please, 7 Could I have a moment, your Honor? 8 THE COURT: Take your time. 3 OQ. Can you see it up there? 10 A; Yes. Ll Q. Do you see where Ms. Trzaskoma, in response to the Court's 12 inquiry, said, "Your Honor, we were not aware of the facts that 13 have come to light, and I think if your Honor deems it 14 appropriate, we can submit a letter"? Correct? 15 A, She did say that. 16 Q. One of the facts that had come to light was the very same 17 suspension opinion that she had found before voir dire ever 18 started, correct? 19 A. I think what she is trying to convey there -- 20 Q. That's not my question. 21 A. I'm sorry. If you could say it again, 22 QO. I'm just asking a very straightforward question, Ms. Brune. 23 A. I know it, but it's not a yes or no, I don't think. 24 Q. Sure it is. The question is, one of the facts that came to 25 light that you attached was the Westlaw report, correct? You SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.-C. (212) 805-0300 DOJ-OGR- 00009358