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Document A-5764

AI Analysis

Summary: The witness, C2grdau2 Brune, testifies about their involvement in a case and their recollection of events. They discuss a letter dated July 21st and their interactions with Ms. Trzaskoma and Ms. Edelstein. The witness clarifies that they did not meet specifically to prepare for the hearing but had discussed the issues with the other individuals.
Significance: This deposition transcript reveals the witness's testimony regarding their preparation for a hearing and their recollection of events related to a waiver issue.
Key Topics: Waiver issue Preparation for a hearing Reconstruction of events through a letter
Key People:
  • C2grdau2 Brune - Witness testifying
  • Ms. Trzaskoma - Involved in the case and discussed issues with the witness
  • Ms. Edelstein - Involved in the case and discussed issues with the witness

Full Text

C2grdau2 Brune - direct 307 doctrine protection for the work we had done. Q. You knew that those documents would significantly advance the government's position on the waiver issue, correct? A. No, because the July 21st letter lays it out, lays it out accurately, including the fact that Ms. Trzaskoma had that initial thought that it was one and the same. Q. Are you referring to the "Jesus, I do think that it's her" email? A. Yes. Q. You met with Ms. Trzaskoma and Ms. Edelstein prior to this hearing, correct? A. We worked together. I've certainly talked with her on many occasions about the issues that are before the judge in this hearing. I'm testifying from my own best recollection, but I've certainly talked with them about the issues. Q. How many times did you meet with them to discuss this hearing? A. Never. What I'm saying is I've talked about the issues with them. We worked very hard on the July 21st letter to try to get it accurate, but we did not meet in preparation for this hearing. Q. So, you didn't discuss what your answers would be? A. I think that they know what my recollection is, and I think I know what their recollection is, because we worked so hard on the letter to reconstruct what had happened. SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300