Courtroom Interactions
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Transcript 1 (Will be referenced once I ask my linguistics lecturer where she got it from)
Speaker
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Text
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Lawyer
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Your aim that evening was to go
to the discotheque?
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Plaintiff
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Yes
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Lawyer
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Presumably you have dressed up
for that, had you?
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Plaintiff
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Yes
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Lawyer
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And you were wearing makeup?
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Plaintiff
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Yes
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Lawyer
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Eye-shadow?
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Plaintiff
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Yes
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Lawyer
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Lipstick?
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Plaintiff
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No I was not wearing lipstick.
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Lawyer
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You weren’t wearing lipstick?
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Plaintiff
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Just eye-shadow, eye makeup.
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Lawyer
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And powder presumably?
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Plaintiff
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Foundation cream, yes.
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Lawyer
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You had had bronchitis had you
not?
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Plaintiff
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Yes
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Lawyer
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You have mentioned in the course
of your evidence about wearing a coat?
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Plaintiff
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Yes
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Lawyer
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It was not really a at all coat,
was it?
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Plaintiff
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Well it is sort of a coat dress
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And I bought with trousers, as a
trouser suit
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Lawyer
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That is it down there isn’t it,
the red one?
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Plaintiff
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Yes
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Lawyer
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If we call that a dress, if we
call that a dress
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You had no coat on at all, had
you?
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Plaintiff
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No
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Lawyer
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And this is January;
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it was quite a cold night?
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Plaintiff
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Yes it was cold actually.
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Levinson, SC 1979 'Activity types and language', Linguistics, vol. 17, pp. 365-399
Barrister
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And how long have you been so employed?
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Witness
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I've been a revenue agent for about three years.
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Barrister
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And could you give the members of the jury some
idea of your educational background that you achieved before you were
employed by the Internal Revenue Service?
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Witness
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I have a bachelor's degree in economics from the College of William and Mary.
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Barrister
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Now, once you were employed by the Internal
Revenue Service, did you receive any training to assist you in your duties?
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Witness
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Yes, I did. I started out as a tax auditor. I was
a tax auditor for eleven years. During the course of my employment with
Internal Revenue Service, I've received diversity facility training, I've had
advanced corporation training, I've had expert witness training, quality
process improvement training.
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Barrister
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Now, during the course of your
employment with the Internal Revenue Service, have you been required to learn
what the filing requirements are for various individuals?
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Witness
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Yes, I have.
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Barrister
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Why is that? Why do you need to know that?
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Witness
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We need to know what the filing
requirements are in order to determine, number one, whether we should request
a tax return from someone who has not filed. Also, when we publicize during
filing season, we need to be able to tell people who needs to worry about
filing a tax return and who doesn't
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Barrister
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Do the filing requirements change from year to
year?
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Witness
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Yes, they do.
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Barrister
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Now, have you prepared some
charts to assist the jury with your testimony regarding the filing
requirements for 1989 and 1990?
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Witness
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Yes, I have.
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Barrister
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I'd like to show those to you.
They're Exhibit S-7.
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Lloyd Long Court Case Transcript (part 2) 2001, viewed 26 September 2012 <http://home.hiwaay.net/~becraft/LloydLong2.htm>
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