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Judy: Where's the rest of her outfit?
Defendant: That was the most... professional clothing she could find, I guess.
Judy: You don't have a pair of long pants?
Defendant's Witness: I do, but I... I just feel this is appropriate, since it's sold in stores.
Defendant: Sold in, like, business apparel stores.
Defendant's Witness: Yes, business apparel.
Byrd: Different kind of business, I guess.
Judy: Do you go to church?
Defendant's Witness: I'm a Christian.
Judy: Did you ever go to church?
Defendant's Witness: Yes...
Judy: Did you ever go to church?
Defendant's Witness: Yes, I did.
Judy: Would you wear that outfit to church?
Defendant's Witness: No, I wouldn't.
Judy: No. You know, I just wanted to know where your head was at.
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Judy: When did the plaintiff put a fuel pump in your car?
Defendant: Um, I would say May.
Judy: May of 2010?
Defendant: Yep. Around my birthday.
Judy: "Yep" is not an answer.
Defendant: Yes.
Judy: "Yes" is an answer. "Yep" goes with that outfit. (en) |
