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During a heated courtroom exchange, defense expert Mr. Spiller was questioned about his extensive background — a 44-page CV with over 220 published articles. The prosecutor clarified that despite suggestions from the defense, no articles were shown to the witness during a break, specifically none concerning acetaminophen, aspirin, or ibuprofen.

Tensions rose when defense counsel implied improper conduct, prompting the judge to excuse the jury and address the issue on record. The judge sternly warned both sides to stop making “speaking objections” and to remain precise in their references. He then recalled a prior hearing (December 9) where the same exhibit (No. 232, formerly Exhibit 8) was discussed and confirmed it was fair game for questioning, given Mr. Spiller’s role as a forensic toxicology expert.

The judge explained that Mr. Spiller’s familiarity with professional guidelines for expert testimony directly affects his credibility before the jury. The defense’s accusation that the judge had “yelled” at counsel was firmly denied; the judge clarified he only raised his voice slightly out of frustration but intentionally turned away from the jury to avoid influencing them.

After documenting this clarification, the judge reminded all parties to avoid commentary during objections and instructed the witness to answer questions directly and concisely without volunteering extra information. The hearing then resumed with both sides allowed to redirect and cross-examine as appropriate.

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