THE COURT: Good morning to you, Mr. Reed. I understand the government needs to be heard about something.

MS. DUARTE : I do, Your Honor.
I just have a couple of procedural issues. First of all, I expect that Special Agent Cugno will take the stand
today, later, and my intent was to ask Special Agent Harrill, with leave of the Court, to come up and do the computer manipulation for Special Agent Cugno.

THE COURT: That's fine. You can do that.

MS. DUARTE: And second, Special Agent Cugno, as I know we've discussed previously, is expected to leave town I after Wednesday's court date, assuming he's finished with his I
testimony, both on - - obviously, on cross as well. and I wanted to ask leave of the Court to substitute in Special Agent Harrill as case agent at that time.

THE COURT: That is fine.

MS. DUARTE: Okay. And last, Your Honor, I wanted to let the Court know, as well as the defendant, that at least as of this morning, upon review of the case, I have made a decision, which I expect will continue through the close of the government's evidence, which is, not to elicit testimony regarding Killercop.com during the case-in-chief.

Now, this may come up on defense's case. Obviously, if he brings it up, I would ask to reserve the right to get I
into it then, as well as rebuttal. But as of right now, I don't anticipate calling the witness from the L.A.P.D regarding that particular evidence.

I wanted to let the Court and defendant know, in the event that for some reason defendant was counting on that witness to testify, he would be aware that the witness is probably not going to.

THE COURT: Who is that witness?

MS. DUARTE: That would be Detective Terry Willis. Of the L.A.P.D. Police Department.

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"I just had a procedural issue."

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THE FOLLOWING TAKES PLACE IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA; MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2003; 8:15 A.M.

THE COURT: Good morning. Welcome.

THE CLERK: In the matter of calendar item No. 1, United States of America v. Killercop,
02-350-AHM. Counsel, please state your appearances.

MS. DUARTE: Good morning, Your Honor. Elena Duarte for the United States and Case Agent Jeffrey Cugno.

THE COURT: Good morning.

KILLERCOP: Good morning, Your Honor. Killercop, accused, present in court.

THE COURT: Good morning to you.

MR. REED: Advisory counsel, David Reed.

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