Professional Documents
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In Re Matter of
Zachary B. Coughlin
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Tar.:en u: , Frirl. ;t y ,
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Reported by:
C.C.R.
No.
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Sahara Avenu e ,
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Las
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Nevada
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APPEARANCES:
Panel Members :
Mi chael Ro we , Chairman
Dr. Gregory Bro wn
Kevin Kelly, Esq
Lori Story, Esq.
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For Zachary 8.
Coughlin:
Christianse n La w Of fices
Peter Christiansen, Esq.
520 Sout h Fou rth Street
Las Veg as, Nevada 89101
By:
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Also Present:
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Sahara Avenue,
Suite
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Las Vegas,
Nevada
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Thereupon-MR. CHAIRMAN,
And at my re quest,
as a reflection
March 1st,
postponed -- or continued.
you've
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the oath,
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took .
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MR. CHAIRMAN;
Yes.
We'r e pl eased to say that
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Ms.
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my immediate right.
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To my left,
Lori Story
is Mr.
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of.
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on
Kevin Kelly.
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And
to take care
Exhibit A.
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CH AIRMAN:
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Both of those
2002.
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Is that correct?
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MR. CHRISTI AN SE N:
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CHAIRMAN :
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will be your
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We have all
West
Sahara Avenue,
Suite
770.
La s
Vegas,
Nevada
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exhibits.
well.
MR.
KELLY :
>JR. CHAIRMAN ,
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But I'm
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Ms. Reporter,
honorable pLesence
or
wh o is
My apologies,
Pat.
School of Law.
Is that correct
MS.
MR. CH AIRMAN:
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EICHMAN,
t hat ?
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Sure .
I will take
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responsibility.
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when I did
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Eichman wa s kind
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staff,
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I contacted
through his
I wa s told by
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I can tell you f r om my practice that o n ce a
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dismissed,
and
hen
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anything .
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applicatio n.
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and I assumed
It won't be an officia l.
raised seal.
my fault,
n ot Mr. Coughlin's .
MR. CHAIRMAN :
That would be
hearing,
A n o n -certified
but I
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school .
So if yo u will represe n t
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appreciate it.
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MR. CHRISTIANSEN:
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CHAIRMAN:
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your brief,
but I would
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practice .
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I will
unlps~
the
MR. CHRISTIANSEN:
One is Dr.
Hunter,
brief,
If I do that first,
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father .
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his page.
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Hunter from
Dr . Hunter ?
Yes.
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THE WITNESS:
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Dr.
Hunter,
I 'm present
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Ms . St o ry,
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me as well .
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Mr.
Rowe,
J kn o w y ou have patients,
Brown,
Zack is with
and so you're
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questions,
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Zack.
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First: off,
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in such company .
MR.
THE WITNESS,
I'm honored to
CH AIRr..,AN:
Doct.or.
MR.
CHRISTIANSEN,
THE WITNESS,
They do,
Doctor.
findings .
early April.
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I ha ve an idea
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levels.
II,
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III,
II.
IV and V.
III,
IV,
and V
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of a psychological diagnosis.
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question :
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diagnosis.
chronic problems .
wh atever.
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There is
adjustment reaction.
person under
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Dr.
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temporar~ly
d o n't kn o w.
More t han si x,
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stress?
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about the m.
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THE WITNESS:
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yes,
I think h e ' s
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prev iousl y .
Does he hav e -- o r have
MR. CHRISTIANSEN,
you
Yes,
He clearly
ver y mu c h so .
level of i nsight.
the y ' re n o t
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fl y on auto pilot,
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situations.
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So stuff
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kind of reacting to
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were .
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MR.
his abilit y t o
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Do y o u have a
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THE WITNE SS :
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Does he ne ed t o go
He and I believe -- Za c k --
- - but I
think we
h~vc
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me as he needs me .
more.
I do think it ' s g oo d
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seen him ,
marked improvemen t
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ha v e
y ou
seen a
things?
Absolutely .
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THE WITNESS:
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MR . CHRISTIA NSE N :
Dr.
Hunter,
I ' ve
talked
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committee,
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them.
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I guess,
THE
WITNESS:
think
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Kelly,
who
with the
I'm familiar wi t h .
But
on this stuff.
la w.
MR.
And I
CHRISTIAN SE N,
Dr.
Okay.
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standardized
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that nature?
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THE
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Dr.
there
Hunter,
The Bar
though.
Hunter.
esting,
l i ke an MMPI o r something of
No , Doctor,
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I did noc.
I did
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MS . S TOR Y,
That's a ll .
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THE WITNESS:
expectation .
Yes,
MS. STORY,
Yes .
Tha t
was our
ma'am.
I guess that's all I wan ed to
Dr.
Hunter.
this is
Mik e Rowe.
Did Zack explain to y o u in any detail the
previous hearing that we conducted with h im on
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Mar ch 1st?
THE WITNE SS ,
discussion, yes .
Wha t did he describe for you
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as his co nduct.
right term .
if you wi ll.
THE WITNESS,
directly,
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do wn.
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Oh, my God.
melted down.
It wa s
I really melted
horrible.~
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rate .
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Doctor,
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our professio n.
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and
sometimes hourly in
THE WITNESS,
Right.
I understand that.
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And I am actually,
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the Bar is
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cumulative peri o d.
felt differently,
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Doctor .
CHAI RMAN:
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KELLY:
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questions?
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Thank y ou very mu ch .
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Anywhere, Kev i n,
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months,
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of it.
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if I
fr om days to
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KELLY :
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And j ust,
physi c ally,
he looks a
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THE WITNESS;
Yeah .
period of what,
frankly,
He wasn't used
frankly,
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r<1s . STORY ;
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true .
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therapy.
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of doctors .
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to be doing .
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Pete Christiansen.
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questions .
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Dr . Hunter,
this is
Okay .
I appreciate it.
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me the chance to do so .
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THE WITNESS,
CHRISTIANSEN:
Thank you,
Doctor.
ho w it went.
MR. CHRIST IANSEN,
Okay .
out in t he lobby.
Zack's father.
He's
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TI MOTHY D. COUGHLIN
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was calle
as a witness and,
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Dr. Coughlin,
this isn't
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your son.
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y ou do for a living .
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Family Physicians .
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CHRISTIANSEN,
the applicant?
Yes.
As you know,
the area --
you and I
In general,
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have
of.
sort
THE WITNESS:
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of character .
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to me.
Well,
it's mystifying
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school,
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J.
and,
Tom Mishare
(phonetic),
who is,
y ou kn o w,
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Zack that I
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It wa s much
remember.
National Merit
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Finalist.
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He wa s
would
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say,
gOing to have
other.
You know,
sometime he's
little bit,
You
know,
in the class,
The letter wa s
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just ridiculous.
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immature.
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is going on here?
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character. "
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a poor grade
And I
It
said.
was so
"What
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has.
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he has.
And I
think Zack
at least I hope he
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I'm sure
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thoughL,
you kno w,
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here?
regard .
typical of Zack.
this is not
MR . CHRISTIA NSEN ,
absolutely,
already know.
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THE WITNESS:
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wa s in college .
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he took up
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this was the hardest he had ever wor ked in his life.
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apparently,
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for send ing this letter to the dean was that he felt
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know,
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you
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wanted .
In t h e last t wo years,
You
know,
But I
think that
separation.
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in fact,
hundred
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alone for,
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have.
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But,
he misread that.
At no time
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It never even
That's how
y ou know.
there
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I mean,
could
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stories.
THE WITNESS:
MR. CHRISTIANSE N,
do that.
MR. CHRISTIANSEN,
California Bar,
if a ny, you've
2002.
and he comes
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himself.
THE WITNESS:
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of,
I think,
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Dr. Hunter,
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THE WITNESS:
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Yes.
Wh at difference have you
seen?
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you know,
that I remember.
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you know,
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immature.
change.
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You know,
He's solid.
He's stable,
pel.-iod.
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THE WITNESS:
MR. CHRISTIANSEN:
Right.
THE WITNESS,
MR. CHRISTIANSEN,
No w , he finished la w
MR. CHRISTIANSEN,
That's correct.
That,
also,
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think if
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and stuff.
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silly .
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just
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mean,
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the draft,
you kno w,
he
I'm sure he
To me,
i t ' s insulting
in lig ht
Do you have
of
you
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No .
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I kno w to an absolute
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very seriously_
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from wrong.
takes it
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little kid .
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So this is -- I
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do
And I
think
to go through
I' v e
But , you k no w,
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like that .
happening here.
damage.
But,
I mean,
fortunately ,
additional questi o n s
for Dr.
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terrible things
Coughlin.
Bro wn?
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BROWN:
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HR . CH AIRMAN,
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THE WI TNESS:
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MS . STORY:
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THE WITNE SS ,
STORY :
Ms. Story?
Si x .
What 's Zac k' s plac e?
Zack is third oldest.
His has
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psychology fr o m Portland .
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in Ren o .
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He ha s another older
MS . STORY ,
I believe,
his
while he wa s in la w school?
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THE WITNESS:
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MS STORY :
Once a week,
at least.
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THE WITNESS:
Yeah.
And I
-- especially
the,
kind o f unusual
it was a very
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sexual harassment,
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charge .
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in conflict
I mean,
practice that.
apparently,
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very bright,
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of trouble .
And y o u're
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happened -- nothing.
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school education?
THE vIITNESS,
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So -- which astounded me
kind
of
st uff.
But we provided,
you know,
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MS.
THE WITNESS ;
MS.
STOR Y,
STORY ,
Most o f us do .
It ' s amazing.
I don't have an y further
questions.
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MR.
KELLY,
MR.
CHAIR MAN:
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THE WITNESS :
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MR.
KELLY,
Mr.
Kell y?
No questions .
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it.
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KELLY,
He writes well.
I think he writ es exception a lly
well.
THE WITNESS:
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of
t.rouble.
MR.
CH AIRMAN,
Doctor,
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the hearing.
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and they
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incident?
observed .
knowledge?
THE HITNE SS :
No.
to your
you know,
upset.
Now,
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And to break
he had to be very,
very
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apparently,
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bill .
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fortunately,
admit it.
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flat,
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him to have .
dead wrong.
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California ,
taken
there --
You kno w,
it sou n ds like
- - well,
there,
Well,
Is that
--
But we ha d taken
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adjourned,
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Doctor.
I wasn't
wh en we
needed to do
T hi s committee
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And,
Doctor , our
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CHAIR MAN:
Hunt er?
Do
dad,
--
Yes.
Based on being
how
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THE WITNESS,
you know.
counseling.
their weight
~n
gold.
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You know,
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you
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year is atypical.
know,
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So I have no quarrel
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know,
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accu r ate .
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immaturity.
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the Yale
And
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a whip,
And I said,
" What
And
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I said,
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going on here?"
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that sometimes,
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make steel .
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really.
What's
know what
But it reminds me
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you know,
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humility.
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You k no w ,
and I
Thanks,
number of times
now,
Dr . Coughlin .
rath er than
from y ou .
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You kn o w,
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early on .
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my office ,
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do wn in tears t o t o day.
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h ou r s yesterday ,
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And I can te ll y ou ,
where,
wh e re,
berated him,
you kn o w --
for t wo
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just poi n t
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So ,
And I
Za c k,
y ou tell ,
in your o wn
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in --
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THE WITNESS ,
MR.
CHRISTI AN SE N,
CHRISTI AN SEN :
THE WITNESS ;
MR.
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THE WITNESS :
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this point.
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stuff.
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MR.
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hearing,
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haven't I?
to 10 : 0 4 a.m.)
Zack ,
tell
CHR I ST IANSEN,
CHRISTIANSEN:
No w,
THE WITNESS :
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MR . CHRISTIA NSE N:
the re ?
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That's fine .
Spann.
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Sure.
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practi ci ng.
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wa s
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MR.
CHRISTIANSEN,
THE IH TNESS,
THE WITNES S,
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of that sort .
MR.
CHRISTIANSEN:
h~d
things
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you
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Have
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THE WITNESS,
Sure.
I mean,
never really
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intended to sa y that.
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certainly .
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You kno w,
--
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practicing?
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THE WITNESS :
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THE WITNESS,
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Sure.
CHRISTIANSEN:
Absolutely .
Is it stressful?
Certai nly,
it's stressful.
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stressful
I hadn't
practicing.
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MR.
No w , y ou went through la w
T~ o
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school;
right?
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MR.
Yes .
CHRISTIANSEN :
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did,
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maybe,
as Mr . Ro we has
THE WITNESS,
to be honest?
Certai nly .
You k no w,
you kno w ,
the
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the more
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inappro priat e .
And , u
yo kn o w ,
but
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it's
MR . CHRISTIAN SE N,
i n any regard?
THE WITNESS:
Ce rtainly.
I've developed
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mentioned,
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And as you
MR.
KELLY:
Zack ,
can you
I've
THE WITNESS ,
Well,
to try to do too mu ch .
MR.
KELLY;
You kn o w,
a good example
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accept that?
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THE WI TNESS:
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No.
I t hink I have.
able to when
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California Bar .
MR.
today.
KELLY,
We rememb er .
THE iH TNESS:
you know,
because I know
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accepted that.
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MR. CHRISTIANSE N:
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me when you
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right?
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THE WITNESS,
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MR.
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Yeah.
CHRISTIA NSE N;
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THE WITNESS:
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MR . CHRISTIANSEN :
Y eah .
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mean,
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that
Isn't
right?
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That's right .
Sahara Av e nue,
Suite
770,
Las
V egas ,
N evada
89102
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MR.
CHRISTIANSEN:
THE WITNESS,
you kno w ,
myself.
No.
you know,
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critical of myself.
MR.
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KELLY:
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morning.
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THE WITNESS:
Oh,
Go through
And --
MR.
KELLY:
This
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eat breakfast?
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THE WITNESS,
Yeah.
I get up.
I,
Do you
Do you
I want
maybe,
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MR.
KELLY,
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What channel?
Channel 3.
NBC or something
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MR.
KELLY,
Yo u know,
fort.unat.ely,
there's -- y o u know,
--
And
Those
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THE WI TNESS:
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MR. KELLY:
KELLY,
Wh at do y ou do wh en y ou get
home?
THE WI TNESS,
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while.
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THE WITNESS,
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so I
I have a couple d o gs no w.
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come
d ogs .
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MS. STORY,
Okay.
KELLY,
KELLY.
Do yo u have roommates?
I
have o ne roommate.
Okay .
bed?
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2S
MR.
KELLY:
5:30,
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you hit
Do y ou have dinner?
MR . KELLY :
THE WITNESS :
MR .
Do y ou k no w ho w to cook?
KELL Y,
THE WITNESS ,
KELLY :
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THE WITNESS ,
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I coo k right no w.
10 : 00 before y ou reti r e?
Sure .
Yea h .
KELL Y:
Right n o w ,
just started a
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MR.
KELLY,
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it.
co n ti n uation on his
"Angela's Ashes."
And
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MR . KELL Y,
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K ELLY:
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about a mo n th ago.
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had a
But 1
Well , sometimes .
What ' s
I kn o w I sa w a movie probably
was going to
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movies .
THE WITNESS;
MS . STOR Y :
Paying f o r movies.
Do y ou e x ercise?
I try to, y o u kn o w .
my brief .
Paying f or mo vies?
THE WI TNESS,
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-- it
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and that was one of the reasons t hat I wan ted to get
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healt h insura n ce
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MRI,
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th at just wasn' t
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and th en y ou h a v e
to
And
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mid-thoracic problem .
of neck pain.
intervention .
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cringe when I
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Abs olutely .
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That's right.
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No
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That's correct.
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Amy Jones?
and -- is it
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No,
not at all.
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Nor running?
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No.
practice?
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MR. KELLY,
discussed?
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well.
firm of my
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MR.
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MR.
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TheY've called me .
hope I
attorney.
MR.
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making now?
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to night?
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movie.
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Yo u kn o w, my concern is wh en I
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because I
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adjustment reaction .
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record,
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your a c hievements,
you've excelled at
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mean,
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do in t h e past?
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KELLY:
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MR. CHRISTIANSEN,
Have you
called me?
THE WITNESS,
No.
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you
Yes .
MR . CHRISTIANSEN,
Dr . Hunter ?
THE WITNESS:
Yes,
have.
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unfortunately ,
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the
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a ware of my situation.
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which wo uld
You kno w,
they're fully
y ou kno w .
attorney?
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it would be
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Alan Westbrook.
MR.
THE WITNESS,
He called me.
CHRISTIANSE N:
there .
of keeping an e y e on me .
in Reno n o w.
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up in Reno .
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He's an attorney
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Yeah.
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Zack?
it did.
wou ld.
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Zack.
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trial.
to be
y ou got a
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want
you
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we
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MR. CH AIRMAN:
I'll be
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your license,
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as mine.
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would happen at all,
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have
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if y ou tell him
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