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I knew there was a tactic I was missing…open ended
questions. Why didn’t I think of that? And here I thought the only
way to ask questions of a witness in an interview before trial is by leading
the witness. Fuck me. I learn something new every day. From: Neal Puckett
[mailto:neal@puckettfaraj.com] This is the reply I got from Charlie when I told him we'd
ask any questions the Judges wanted asked if they gave us a list. Had
told Judge Sullivan in an earlier email that we weren't inviting them to the
interview. Nice to get practice tips from a master, huh? Neal A. Puckett, Esq LtCol, USMC (Ret) Puckett &
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March
10, 2010 4:07:02 PM EST Subject:
Re: Missed your call OK. But as I told Judge Freeh, I think my tactic would be to
ask open ended questions that would allow DM to spin a new version of
events. Charles W. Gittins |