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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cv-00330-PAE Document 16166320 Filed 02/24/22 Page 64 of 117 A-5907\n\nCAC3PARC 5\n1 What's always been odd to me is when she gets to the\n2 plaza, how quickly she abandons it. And whether it is because\n3 she is exhausted at the end of a long trial, whether it's\n4 because, as she said, she looked more at this report and she\n5 thought it was more complicated, whether it was because her\n6 seniors cowed her. But, as your Honor says, the discussion\n7 there was superficial and never addressed the information that\n8 she had accumulated over the last 12 hours. And she simply\n9 goes along. And she goes along with her two seniors who don't\n10 know of the Westlaw report, but say to themselves it can't be\n11 her. There is no need to tell the judge. Let's go home, it's\n12 been a long day, a long trial.\n13 Now, we differed back at the time as to whether that\n14 was a waiver or not. But there is no doubt that that is not a\n15 judgment that a lawyer should have made in that situation.\n16 Your Honor referred to it as a tragic misjudgment, and it was.\n17 One of two things should have happened. There should\n18 have been an investigation, or there should have been someone\n19 saying, why me investigate? Let's just tell the Court and\n20 we'll go from there. And neither of those things happened.\n21 Instead, people went home, they spoke to their colleagues a day\n22 or two later, and said, geez, she has the same name, but it\n23 can't be her. And nobody said, well, let's do the easy thing\n24 and let's tell the Court. As your Honor says, a few days\n25 later, we substituted a new juror and nobody thinks to\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300\n\nDOJ-OGR-00009483",
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