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with respect
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those issues.
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}!R. CHODOS: Is that true that the Judge has discretion
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also if Mr. Rader
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THE COURT: You mean Judge Weisman?
t1R. CHODOS: That Judge Weisw.a.n has discretion
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if he feels that Hr. Rader is not conducting hirlself
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properly
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suspend him from his duties, as opposed to
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his pay, and have Mr. Rader come into the court to talk
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about it?
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THE COURTz That is one instance which I indicated
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that if there is a de.sire to suspend Hr. Rader or Mr. Armstrong.
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that is the one matter which they may make a motion with
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the court.
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}1R. CHODOSs What happens in the interim?
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THE COURT
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I don't know what happens in the interim.
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You get in here in a hurry.
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MR. CHODOS: Very well.
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THE COURT: I don't think anything can be that
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crucial that you couldn
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t get into court. Cooe do'.'m
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informally and discuss it ·with me if you have to, with
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notice to other counsel.
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Yes, sir?
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HR. BROWNE: Your Honor, two other points. I mentioned
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I had three.
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Would the court be willing to make an order
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to preserve the confidentiality of whatever records are
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in the possession of tha receiver?
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I think during this investigatory period,