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paper?
THE WITNESS:
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Honor.
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follow me?
I do follow you.
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and a bad daddy book while -PATSY AINSWORTH, OFFICIAL COURT REPORTER
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THE COURT: That is what I asked ten
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only thing.
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keep objecting.
THE COURT: I understand. The laws of
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rights.
I woul d ask that t hey not be allowed.
Your Honor, for the record, they are dated on the
front, July 20, 201 1 ; that just happens to be the
date of the last order in this case and that has
been a course of conduct with Ms. Raven and
Ms. Wanda in this case all along; they enter into
an agreed order; they agree to something ; t hey go
to Louisiana and file something to stop it; they
create or influence documents right before
visitation is to take place , and that has been the
case consistently. That is why we object to these
documents ; they were prepared on the very day the
temporary order was entered.
MR. IGNATIEV: Your Honor, my response
to that is, I know Ms. Baldwin has been arguing
that those things have all been agreed to. The
fact of the matter is except for one occasion, the
orders that have come, particul arly since t he
Court has been involved, have been agreed as to
form only.
After conference with the Court and
object ion raised by me on my client ' s behalf, as
far as this document goes, the fact of the matter
is that for purposes of authentication under the
rules of evidence, I don't believe a nine-year-old
can authenticate anything anyway .
THE COURT: For the purposes of the
rules of evidence then, what would be your
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contested litigation?
THE WITNESS: No, ma'am.
THE COURT: You can't. Like the judge
in Louisiana, those officers cannot get involved
with this. When you start making these calls and
have people send e-mails, all it does is protract
and bog down the court system because now that you
all are raising the fact that you think there is a
continuance, I am going to have to make this a
part of the record, which means the Supreme Court
and anybody else that looks at this now will see
these notes and e-mailsthathavebeensent.It
really does make sense when all we have to do is
do the case and deal with the law.
I have allowed those drawings to be
admitted even though the Mississippi Rules of
Evidence will say they are not documents that can
be offered into evidence, but they are there for
identification, and let's move on.
The question was, we don't have the good
book even though you knew as of 9:30 yesterday
there was a trial today?
THE WITNESS: It has got pictures or
brownies and cakes in it.
THE COURT: But you knew there was a
trial, and you didn't bring the good book.
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