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MR. X:
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Well, in some cases in the
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military families were involved in it, somebody not doing
supposedly what they are supposed to be doing. It was
kind of getting in the middle of a domestic dispute in
some cases. In other cases it was a case where just
somebody went out to a lounge or something and things got
out of hand. It just makes me very uncomfortable.
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MR. TYSON:
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The fact that we are charging
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him at all makes you uncomfortable?
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MR. X:
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Well, if somebody does
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something wrong, that’s fine. I think the biggest thing
that bothered me was a lot of times, I am not a violent
person, and I don’t like to see families
--
That is the
part that really bothers me. Especially women and
children.
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MR. TYSON:
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This isn’t a domestic violence
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case, there are no children involved. Do you think that
you can be fair and impartial in this case?
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MR. X:
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I honestly don’t know how I
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would feel about it. I honestly don’t.
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MR. TYSON:
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That’s all I have, Judge.
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THE COURT:
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Mr. de Vlaming?
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MR. DENIS DE VLAMING: Mr. X, if you
were told that this has to do with an incident between
two grown men, not children, and not women, and that you
