2001-01-26 Harley-Davidson Response - Minnesota Judicial Branch
2001-01-26 Harley-Davidson Response - Minnesota Judicial Branch
2001-01-26 Harley-Davidson Response - Minnesota Judicial Branch
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I I APPBARANCES:<br />
1 MLCHAEL M. IAFEBER. ESQUIRE. of the Law Finn of<br />
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7 AfsoPREsENT:<br />
1 B Mr. Mike Ku&s<br />
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11 0 *TheOrigiiisinthcposscssionof<br />
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1 ‘I‘EKKAN(‘I: J0ltN (‘AK’I‘EK.<br />
2 the Witness in the ahovc-cntitlcd<br />
3 matter after having hccn duly sworn<br />
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8 CJ. Good afternoon, Mr. Carter. My name is<br />
9 Michael Lafeber, and I rcprtxnt Twin City <strong>Harley</strong>-<strong>Davidson</strong>.<br />
I) I want to begin by asking you if you’ve cvcr had your<br />
I deposition taken hefore.<br />
2 A. Yes.<br />
3 Q. For what reason did you have your deposition<br />
4 taken’?<br />
5 A. I was president of one of the smaller unions<br />
6 at Northwest Airlines, and in that regard I had a<br />
7 deposition.<br />
8 Q. Any reason &-have your deposition taken for<br />
9 anything else?<br />
0 A. Not that I can remember.<br />
I Q. So you’re familiar with how it works. Let me<br />
2 just remind you of a couple of things. We’ve got a court<br />
3 reporter here, so you need to avoid nonverbal responses<br />
4 such as shaking your head. I also need you to avoid<br />
:S answers such as uh-huh or huh-huh. It’s very difficult for<br />
I the court reporter to get those down. Okay’?<br />
2 A. (Indicating in the Affirmative.)<br />
3 Q. Is that a yes?<br />
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4 A. Yes.<br />
5 Q. .Second, please let me finish asking my<br />
6 question before you answer it so we don’t talk over each<br />
7 other. Okay’?<br />
8 A. okay. -<br />
9 Q. And lastly, please don’t answer any questions<br />
IO that you don’t understand. If 1 ask you a qwstion you<br />
I I don’t understand, feel free to have me rephrase the<br />
I2 question or clarify it for you. All right?<br />
13 A. I’ll try that.<br />
14 Q. Do we have an agi@&rt that you won’t answer<br />
i5 any questions you don’t u tandtoday?<br />
16 A. Iwillccrtahrly try r t to.<br />
17 Q. We’ll start with an easy one. Please state<br />
18 your full name for the record, please.<br />
19 A. Terrance John Carter, C-A-R-T-E-R.<br />
20 Q. Mr. Carter, how old are you?<br />
21 A. Fifty-three.<br />
22 Q. And what’s your date of birth?<br />
23 A. 3l2Sl41.<br />
24 Q. And where do you currcnlly live?<br />
25 A. Do you want the address:’<br />
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