Apple Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. et al
Filing
1129
MOTION for Reconsideration re 1115 Order on Motion for Miscellaneous Relief,,,,,, #1105 Order on Administrative Motion to File Under Seal,,,,,,,,, filed by Samsung Electronics America, Inc.(a New York corporation), Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Samsung Telecommunications America, LLC(a Delaware limited liability company). (Attachments: #1 Exhibit to Samsung's Motion, #2 Declaration of Hankil Kang in Support of Samsung's Motion, #3 Exhibit 1 to the Kang Declaration, #4 Exhibit 2 to the Kang Declaration, #5 Exhibit 3 to the Kang Declaration, #6 Exhibit 4 to the Kang Declaration, #7 Exhibit 5 to the Kang Declaration, #8 Exhibit 6 to the Kang Declaration, #9 Exhibit 7 to the Kang Declaration, #10 Exhibit 8 to the Kang Declaration, #11 Exhibit 9 to the Kang Declaration, #12 Exhibit 10 to the Kang Declaration, #13 Exhibit 11 to the Kang Declaration, #14 Exhibit 12 to the Kang Declaration, #15 Exhibit 13 to the Kang Declaration, #16 Exhibit 14 to the Kang Declaration, #17 Exhibit 15 to the Kang Declaration, #18 Exhibit 16 to the Kang Declaration, #19 Exhibit 17 to the Kang Declaration, #20 Proposed Order Granting Samsung's Motion for Reconsideration)(Maroulis, Victoria) (Filed on 6/25/2012)
KANG DECLARATION
EXHIBIT 10
EXHIBIT I
FILED UNDER SEAL
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
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SAN JOSE DIVISION
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APPLE, INC., a California
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corporation,
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Plaintiff,
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SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.,
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a Korean business entity; et al.,
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Defendants.
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VIDEOTAPED DEPOSITION OF TIMOTHY SHEPPARD - 30(b)(6)
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Reported by: LOUISE MARIE SOUSOURES, CSR NO. 3575
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2012
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Deposition of TIMOTHY SHEPPARD,
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Street, San Francisco, California, before Louise Marie
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Sousoures, a Certified Shorthand Reporter and a
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A P P E A R A N C E S
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FOR THE PLAINTIFF:
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MORRISON & FOERSTER
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755 Page Mill Road
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Palo Alto, CA
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BY:
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ejolson@mofo.com
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ERIK J. OLSON
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AND
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WILMERHALE
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A P P E A R A N C E S (CONTINUED)
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FOR THE DEFENDANT:
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QUINN EMANUEL URQUHART & SULLIVAN
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Los Angeles, CA
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ANTHONY P. ALDEN
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THE VIDEOGRAPHER:
ALINE MAYER
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ALSO PRESENT:
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JULIE J. HAN
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SENIOR LITIGATION COUNSEL, SAMSUNG
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IT IS HEREBY STIPULATED AND AGREED
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by and between the attorneys for the
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respective parties herein, that filing and
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sealing be and the same are hereby waived.
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IT IS FURTHER STIPULATED AND AGREED
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that all objections, except as to the form
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of the question, shall be reserved to the
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time of the trial.
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that the within deposition may be sworn to
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and signed before any officer authorized
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to administer an oath, with the same
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force and effect as if signed and sworn
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to before the Court.
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P R O C E E D I N G S
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(Exhibit Nos. 1918 and 1919 were marked.)
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THE VIDEOGRAPHER:
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Good afternoon.
Here
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marks the beginning of the deposition for Tim
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Sheppard, 30(b)(6) in the matter of Apple,
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Incorporated versus Samsung Electronics Company,
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Limited et al., in the United States District Court,
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Northern District of California, San Jose Division,
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case 11-CV-01846-LHK.
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Deposition is being held at 425 Market Street
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in San Francisco, California on February 29th, 2012 at
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approximately 1:26.
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I am Aline Mayer, a legal video specialist
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from TSG Reporting, headquartered at 747 Third Avenue,
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New York, New York, and our court reporter is Louise
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in association with TSG Reporting.
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Counsel, please introduce yourselves and
state who you represent for the record.
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Eric Olson from Morrison &
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Foerster representing Apple.
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MR. SELWYN:
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on behalf of Apple.
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MR. ALDEN:
Mark Selwyn from WilmerHale also
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Anthony Alden on behalf of Quinn
Emanuel for Samsung and the witness, Tim Sheppard.
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MS. HAN:
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THE VIDEOGRAPHER:
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Julie Han from Samsung.
The court reporter will
now please swear in the witness.
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TIMOTHY SHEPPARD,
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having been first duly sworn by the
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Certified Shorthand Reporter to tell
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the truth, the whole truth, and nothing
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but the truth, testified as follows:
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EXAMINATION BY MR. OLSON:
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Mr. Sheppard, you have been deposed in this
case before, correct?
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Correct.
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And have your job responsibilities changed in
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a material way since your deposition in January of
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this year?
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No.
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And is it correct that you are responsible
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for accounting functions at Samsung Technology --
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excuse me, Telecommunications America?
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Yes.
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And if I refer to that as STA, you would
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understand what I was referring to?
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Yes.
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Do you have any role in the accounting at
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Samsung Electronics America?
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No.
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Are you here to testify on behalf of Samsung
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with respect to any topics under a Rule 30(b)(6)
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notice?
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I believe so.
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Are you here to testify on behalf of Samsung
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Telecommunications America?
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You mean STA?
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Yes.
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Yes.
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Did I say it wrong?
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No.
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going to refer to it as STA.
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I meant if I do refer to it, we will know
what I was talking about.
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Yes.
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And just given that, let me make sure the
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record is clear.
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You are here to testify on behalf of STA or
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Samsung Telecommunications America with respect to the
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notice?
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Yes.
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And are you here to testify on behalf of
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Samsung Electronics America with respect to the
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notice?
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Yes.
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And are you here to testify on behalf of
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Samsung Electronics Corporation, the Korean parent in
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any way?
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No.
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Let me hand you what I've had the court
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reporter mark as Exhibit 1918 and also what I've had
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her mark as Exhibit 1919.
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Starting with Exhibit 1918, can you tell me
what that is?
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Reading the front cover appears to be a
deposition notice.
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Have you ever seen Exhibit 1918 before?
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It's possible.
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Did you see any list of topics you were being
I'm not --
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designated to respond to before you came to the
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deposition today?
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Yes.
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In what form did you see that?
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In the form of a Word document.
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From whom?
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Well, let me just state, caution
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connection with the preparation of the deposition I'll
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No.
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Were you ultimately able to validate whether
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the report you were looking at was accurate?
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Yes.
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And was it accurate?
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Yes.
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MR. OLSON:
Objection, asked and answered.
Yes.
I'm going to mark as the first
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exhibit in order -- the next exhibit in order,
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Exhibit 1920, a document that has been printed from a
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native spreadsheet that was given to us on February
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3rd and the Bates number of the document as it came to
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us was SAMNDCA 323946.
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I have placed that Bates number on the
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document as well on the first page, an indication it
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was marked highly confidential.
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Mr. Sheppard, while you take a look at that,
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I'm going to have marked as the next exhibit in order
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Exhibit 1921 a document that is SAMNDCA 3259495 to
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Let me state for the record as
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have been some additional spreadsheets produced which
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I believe would supersede Exhibits 1920 and 1921.
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(Exhibit No. 1921 was marked.)
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MR. OLSON:
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So are you representing 1920 and
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No, I believe that most of the
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data in the new spreadsheets is the same as the data
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in the old spreadsheets, but my understanding is that
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they -- the new spreadsheets are intended to replace
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the old ones and consolidate the two spreadsheets
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you've marked as Exhibit 1920 and 1921.
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MR. OLSON:
So let me ask and have you
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represent it for the benefit of the record.
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Exhibit 1920 and 1921?
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MR. ALDEN:
Is it the
I am not in a position to make
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that representation.
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Mr. Sheppard, have you ever seen Exhibit 1920
before?
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Yes.
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When did you see it?
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privilege to the extent you saw it during the meeting
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the question.
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If you otherwise saw it, you can answer
Have you ever seen Exhibit 1920 other than in
the presence of counsel?
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No.
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Do you understand Exhibit 1920 to have been
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solely prepared for the purposes of this litigation?
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Yes, my understanding.
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Was any part of it prepared in the ordinary
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course of business on behalf of STA?
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Objection, vague and ambiguous.
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Exhibit 1920 prepared at STA in the ordinary course of
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business?
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No.
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Was any document in the format of
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Exhibit 1920 prepared in the ordinary course of
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business at SEA?
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No.
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Was any document in the format of
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Exhibit 1920 prepared in the ordinary course of
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business at SEC?
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Objection, beyond the scope.
I have no personal knowledge of
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what's prepared at SEC.
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Do you know who prepared Exhibit 1920?
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I do not.
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Do you have any information on where the
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I know where the data for STA and SEA comes
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Is it your understanding that
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Exhibit 1920 was prepared at the instructions of
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counsel?
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Objection, to the extent that
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your knowledge would -- comes from discussions with
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counsel, I'll instruct you not to answer that
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question.
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If otherwise, you can answer that question.
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THE WITNESS:
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Do you know whether it's a member of your
staff that prepared it?
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I don't know means I don't know.
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Are your answers the same as to Exhibit 1921?
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So in the context of answering the question
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do I have any information about this document that
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didn't come from counsel, the answer is no.
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MR. OLSON:
Let me have marked as the next
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exhibit in order, Exhibit 1922, a document marked
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Bates numbered SAMNDCA 354292 to 354385 and I'll
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represent for the record this was received yesterday
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at approximately 3 p.m.
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ever seen Exhibit 1922 other than in the presence of
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counsel?
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No.
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Is it your understanding that Exhibit 1922
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was prepared solely for purposes of this litigation?
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That is my understanding.
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Do you have any understanding as to how
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Exhibit 1922 differs from Exhibit 1920 and 1921?
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Yes, I have some understanding.
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What's your understanding?
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Let me just validate one moment.
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My understanding is the individual pages at
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the product level are the same in both reports, but
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the products in this I believe is a different list
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So I don't think I can give you an answer.
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whether the data that's contained in Exhibit 1922 is
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accurate?
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I selected one product and I reran SAP data
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to confirm that it matches the data in this report.
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Which product was that?
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The I500.
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The I500?
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Yes.
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Does that product also have another name?
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Not to me.
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And did you only seek to validate unit sales
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and revenue or did you validate any other lines?
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I validated all five lines.
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And by the five lines, you mean the five
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lines that are listed under STA quantity, sales, COGS,
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expense and operating profit?
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Correct.
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Did you seek to validate any of the
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information in the SEC category -- excuse me, SEA
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category?
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Yes.
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What did you do in that regard?
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I think I had discussions with the colleague
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And Mr. Ro gave you information on the SEA
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Yes.
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What information did he give you to validate
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that the information regarding SEA was valid?
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He confirmed that the data is -- is a pure
extract from an SAP system.
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Was he the one who extracted it?
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I do not know.
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How did he validate that's true?
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I don't know.
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in that sense.
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I didn't ask him to validate
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When you say validate it's true, what's true
are you referring to?
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How did he validate that the information
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that's contained in Exhibit 1922 is from the SAP
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database on behalf of SEA?
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Oh, okay.
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In that case, I have to actually say he did
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send me a confirmation e-mail that explained which
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fields he had extracted from SEA, from the SAP system.
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When did he send this e-mail to you?
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Last night.
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And which fields did he say were extracted
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from the SAP database?
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I don't recall the fields.
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There's only five fields there, correct?
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Yes, there are five lines, but that doesn't
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represent five fields in SAP.
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Do you know which lines he validated that are
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under SEA?
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He validated all five lines on the
spreadsheet.
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And what's your understanding as to how he
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did that?
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So have you read the spreadsheet?
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I have.
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Okay, good.
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So as you can tell, the summary page here
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appears to be a list of the many pages behind it.
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Would you agree with that?
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Actually, in the case of 1920, it wasn't.
So I haven't been able to do the math since
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Are you able to tell me that's true?
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I thought you got this at three.
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It was sent to us at three.
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Okay.
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Are you able to tell me whether or not the
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totals on the first five pages are, in fact, the
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addition of all of the material that's behind it?
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I cannot tell you that I -- I can tell you I
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have not validated that calculation on the
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spreadsheet.
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You don't know?
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I don't know.
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Do you know whether that's true of the unit
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sales data?
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I
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think you can ask this question a hundred ways and
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I'll still have to give you the same answer.
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The same as to any line item?
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Yes.
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How did -- who was the gentleman in your
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general accounting department that you spoke to about
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this document?
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I've forgotten his name.
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Christopher Park.
14:29
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Q.
Yes.
14:29
23
24
25
How did Mr. Park validate the
information around the I500?
A.
He was able to run a report out of SAP for
that particular model.
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Q.
And does the report only include the five
lines that are listed under STA?
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A.
4
lines.
5
Q.
The report he ran contained more than five
14:30
14:30
14:30
14:30
Other than checking the I500, have you done
14:30
6
anything else to determine whether or not the data
14:30
7
that's in Exhibit 1922 is valid?
14:30
8
A.
Yes.
14:31
9
Q.
What?
14:31
10
A.
The data for the STA was prepared by STA
14:31
11
staff.
12
Q.
Who prepared the data?
14:31
13
A.
So Jaehee -- what's the last name, I forgot
14:31
14:31
14
her last name, J-A-E-H-E-E, I forgot the last name for
14:31
15
the moment.
14:32
16
Q.
To whom -- is that a male or female?
14:32
17
A.
Female.
14:32
18
Q.
To whom did she give the data?
14:32
19
A.
I do not know.
14:32
20
Q.
How did it get from her to being included in
14:32
21
22
23
24
25
Exhibit 1922?
A.
14:32
I think I said before I don't know who
prepared this report.
Q.
How do you know that her work -- this
document is an accurate reflection of her work?
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14:32
One, the conversation I had in counsel's
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So two answers to that.
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presence with SEC staff that I referred to earlier and
14:32
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more importantly he was validating it by validation
14:33
5
with Christopher Park.
14:33
6
Q.
With respect to the one product?
14:33
7
A.
Yes.
14:33
8
Q.
What is it about the conversation you had
14:33
9
10
11
12
with the person from SEC that causes you to believe
14:33
her work is accurately reflected in Exhibit 1922?
14:33
A.
Because he told me because -- it was accurate
as reflected in this report.
14:33
14:33
13
Q.
How did he know?
14:33
14
A.
I don't know.
14:33
15
Q.
Was he involved in the preparation of
14:33
16
Exhibit 1922?
14:33
17
A.
I don't know who prepared Exhibit 1922.
14:33
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Q.
I didn't ask that question.
14:33
Was this gentleman involved in the
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21
preparation of Exhibit 1922 in any way?
A.
I don't know who prepared the Exhibit 1922.
14:33
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It's very hard for me to then speculate as to who may
14:34
23
have been involved in the preparation of document
14:34
24
1922.
14:34
25
Q.
What's your understanding as to how he knew
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that the information was -- that's in Exhibit 1922 is
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an accurate representation of what's in STA's system?
14:34
3
A.
Can you repeat that question?
14:34
4
Q.
Right.
14:34
5
What -- see if I can rephrase it in a
way that may be easier for you to understand.
6
14:34
What did he tell you that caused you to
14:34
7
believe that Exhibit 1922 is an accurate reflection of
14:34
8
information that's in STA's system of record?
14:34
9
A.
He told me that no one at SEC had prepared
14:34
10
any data for STA and the data had been prepared by STA
14:35
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staff.
14:35
12
Q.
Did he identify who?
14:35
13
A.
Yes, I just named the person.
14:35
14
Q.
Mr. Park?
14:35
15
A.
No, Giho.
14:35
16
Q.
Did he identify anybody else?
14:35
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A.
No.
14:35
18
Q.
Did he identify anything else he had done to
14:35
19
validate the data in any way as to STA?
14:35
20
A.
No.
14:35
21
Q.
Are you able to say on behalf of Samsung on
14:35
22
the record whether or not this document is a -- 1922
14:35
23
is a complete and authoritative and accurate statement
14:35
24
of the quantity of each of the products that are
14:35
25
listed -- quantity sold by period of each of the
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MR. ALDEN:
Objection, vague and ambiguous
14:35
14:35
3
and Mr. Sheppard is designated on behalf of STA and
14:35
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SEA only so his answers can only be on behalf of those
14:35
5
entities.
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7
8
9
THE WITNESS:
Do you want to --
BY MR. OLSON:
Q.
Sure.
14:36
14:36
Let me see if I can correct it in a
way that you can answer.
14:36
14:36
10
On behalf of STA and SEA, are you able to say
14:36
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whether Exhibit 1922 is an authoritative and accurate
14:36
12
statement of the unit sales of each of the products
14:36
13
that are listed under the category STA and SEA in
14:36
14
Exhibit 1922?
14:36
15
A.
Yes.
14:36
16
MR. ALDEN:
17
THE WITNESS:
Objection, vague and ambiguous.
Authoritative -- so best of my
14:36
14:36
18
knowledge based on the analysis I've done I believe
14:36
19
these are accurate -- these spreadsheets contain
14:36
20
accurate data about the sales of the units listed in
14:36
21
this document.
14:36
22
BY MR. OLSON:
14:36
23
Q.
All right.
Not quite my question.
14:36
24
Are you able to state one way or the other,
14:36
25
yes or no, whether this document Exhibit 1922 is an
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authoritative and accurate statement of the unit sales
14:37
2
of each of the products that are listed as it relates
14:37
3
to the category STA and SEA on the spreadsheet?
14:37
4
MR. ALDEN:
5
THE WITNESS:
6
Same objection.
14:37
I'm not familiar with the term
authoritative in the accounting context.
14:37
14:37
7
So what I can say is that I believe this data
14:37
8
is an accurate reflection of what is contained in our
14:37
9
SAP database for STA and SEA.
14:37
BY MR. OLSON:
14:37
10
11
And other than speaking to Mr. Park and
14:37
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Mr. Ro, what other analysis or information do you have
14:37
13
that causes you to believe that?
14:37
14
Q.
A.
That that's it.
14:38
MR. OLSON:
Let me have marked as the next
14:38
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exhibit in order, Exhibit 1923, a document that is
14:38
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SAMNDCA 354386 through 354600.
14:38
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(Exhibit No. 1923 was marked.)
14:38
BY MR. OLSON:
Q.
14:38
Mr. Sheppard, let me ask you first:
Have you
14:39
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ever seen Exhibit 1923 before other than in the
14:39
22
presence of counsel?
14:39
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25
A.
Give me a second and try to figure out what
this is.
14:40
14:40
I'd have to say no, I've not.
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3:00 o'clock.
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THE VIDEOGRAPHER:
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Here marks the beginning
of tape 2 in the deposition of Mr. Sheppard.
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15:00
We are back on the record, the time is 3:15.
BY MR. OLSON:
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Q.
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15:14
15:14
15:14
Mr. Sheppard, did you have anyone on your
15:14
10
staff check any of the information as to any of the
15:14
11
products that are included in Exhibit 1923?
15:14
12
A.
No.
15:14
13
Q.
Did you ask anybody at SEA or SEC's staff to
15:14
14
check the information as to any of the products that
15:14
15
are in Exhibit 1923?
15:14
16
A.
No, but 1923 doesn't contain any SEA data.
15:15
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Q.
So obviously, then, you didn't do it as to
15:15
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SEA.
15:15
19
Did you ask anybody at SEC to validate any of
15:15
20
the information as to a specific product like you did
15:15
21
with Mr. Park in any of the products in Exhibit 1923?
15:15
22
A.
No.
Once I had established how the data was
15:15
23
extracted from SAP, and I was available to validate
15:15
24
the point that Mr. Ro had made to me, I was quite
15:15
25
comfortable these were actual reflections what is in
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SAP.
15:15
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Q.
Did you see Mr. Ro?
15:15
3
A.
Yes, remember I said earlier I had spoken to
15:15
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5
6
Mr. Ro at SEC.
Q.
15:15
I thought I heard Rowland so I wanted to make
sure.
15:15
15:15
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A.
It's R-O, not a common name.
15:15
8
Q.
And what is your understanding as to how the
15:15
9
data that's included on Exhibit 1922 and 1923 was
15:16
10
extracted?
15:16
11
A.
15:16
1922 and 1923, oh -- so ignoring the summary
12
page which I believe this just represents a
15:16
13
spreadsheet, but if you actually go to --
15:16
14
15
16
Q.
Let me pause you there.
When you say
'spreadsheet,' the addition of the other items?
A.
So I -- in my mind, the front -- so in native
15:16
15:16
15:16
17
form you would see this, I think, as a -- I would
15:16
18
imagine you would see this, I haven't seen this in
15:16
19
native form -- at least I don't think so -- in the
15:16
20
first page this would be the first tab of a
15:16
21
spreadsheet.
15:16
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23
24
25
After that, you then see a tab for each -each product.
15:16
15:16
And by validating the data back to SAP for
the I500, I'm confident each tab then represents just
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a straight extract from SAP and summarized in this
15:17
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spreadsheet format.
15:17
3
4
Q.
And how did you -- how did you come to the
understanding that this was an extract from SAP?
15:17
15:17
5
A.
Because that's our system of record.
15:17
6
Q.
But did someone tell you that or did you know
15:17
7
8
9
that the minute you saw it?
A.
I suspected that the minute I saw it, but I
validated it with a discussion with Mr. Ro.
10
Then I asked one of my -- Mr. Park to
15:17
15:17
15:17
15:17
11
actually reperform the extract to validate it was
15:17
12
accurately done.
15:17
13
Q.
With respect to the I500, did Mr. Park do it
15:17
14
just for one period of time or for all periods of
15:17
15
time?
15:17
16
17
A.
He did it for all the periods that were in --
let me see which one did he do.
15:17
15:17
18
He did it for the periods 2010, 2011.
15:17
19
So I didn't want him to just do it an extract
15:18
20
for one month.
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22
23
I wanted to see a broader validation.
I wanted to be very confident this was
complete data and I knew where it came from.
Q.
15:18
15:18
15:18
If you'll grab Exhibit 1922, please, if
15:18
24
you'll first turn to the page that's marked at the top
15:18
25
Acclaim and at the bottom 354296.
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Q.
In this case if you look at the next page it
shows what your total sales were, right?
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A.
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193.
15:40
4
15:40
5
6
A.
Using that ratio of about 10 percent it's in
the right ballpark.
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8
15:40
15:40
15:40
This number is net of whatever the number
was.
15:40
15:40
9
Yes, this sounds about right.
15:40
Do you have any understanding as to why there
15:40
11
is no information in the category manufacturing below
15:40
12
with respect to the months August, September and
15:40
13
December?
15:40
A.
15:40
10
14
Q.
15
This is the SEC part of the document.
I don't know how they prepared this.
I can
15:40
16
only speculate they would -- no manufacturing occurred
15:40
17
in that period.
15:41
18
Q.
Do you have any understanding as to why
15:41
19
there's nothing in the category COGS or expense for
15:41
20
STA in September of 2011?
15:41
21
22
23
A.
If we hadn't sold any units we wouldn't have
any COGS entries to book.
So we would have to have sold some products
15:41
15:41
15:41
24
through to be able to record an entry there or had to
15:41
25
receive DOA units back to record a reverse entry.
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A.
a spreadsheet, but I don't know for sure.
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4
5
6
If you have a better suggestion, we're very
11
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16:33
16:33
Q.
16:33
How much profit did STA transfer to SEC in
2010 through the transfer pricing mechanism?
MR. ALDEN:
Objection, assumes facts not in
evidence.
9
10
16:33
interested.
7
8
To the best of my knowledge, they are kept in
16:33
16:34
16:34
THE WITNESS:
I don't know off the top of my
head.
16:34
16:34
2010, we had revenues at eight and a half to
16:34
12
9 billion and our APA requirement was to have about
16:34
13
one percent, just over one percent as profit to be
16:34
16:34
15
But I'm not sure, I'd have to go look at the
16:34
16
financials to figure out how much was actually
16:34
17
transferred to SEC and how much was expenses incurred
16:34
18
locally that got us to that right answer.
16:34
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That's the way the math
works out.
3
16:35
16:35
So to get
, you have
16:35
4
to deduct local expenses which would be my expense, my
16:35
5
salary, and a number of different activities, local
16:35
6
rents and offices and all the employee work force and
16:35
7
then you deduct the cost of the -- of the inventory
16:35
8
that SEC sold to us which we sold on to carriers.
16:35
9
Q.
16:35
The one percent is the amount of the
10
Let me see if I'm understanding it.
16:35
11
projected or planned operating margin for STA; is that
16:35
12
right?
16:35
13
A.
Well, I simplify for this discussion that
16:35
14
under the APA agreement it works out because of our
16:35
15
Berry ratio target we're supposed to hit it would
16:35
16
approximate one to one and a half percent operating
16:35
17
margin.
16:35
18
19
Q.
Whatever other profits are made in margin on
a consolidated basis you were making 20 percent
16:36
16:36
20
16:36
22
23
24
25
MR. ALDEN:
Objection, vague and ambiguous,
assumes facts not in evidence.
THE WITNESS:
Well, supply chain is
complicated and spans multiple countries.
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I don't know where profit is earned in the
whole entire supply chain.
3
16:36
16:36
So if manufacturing is -- supplies are in
16:36
4
multiple countries, I don't know where their
16:36
5
individual relative profits lie in the entire supply
16:36
6
chain.
16:36
7
So it could be China, could be the U.S., if
16:36
8
we have supplies in the U.S., making profit that are
16:36
9
selling to Samsung, there's a lot of people involved
16:36
10
in manufacturing handsets.
16:36
11
BY MR. OLSON:
16:36
12
So in the hypothetical situation in which on
16:36
13
a consolidated basis from STA all the way up through
16:36
14
all the subsidiaries, Samsung collectively is making
16:36
15
Q.
, the plan by means of the APA
16:37
16
16:37
18
19
20
MR. ALDEN:
Objection, assumes facts not in
evidence, vague and ambiguous.
16:37
Well, firstly, I don't know
16:37
21
what the actual total consolidated profit is so I
16:37
22
don't know if it's
16:37
23
wonderful number to get to, but I don't know what the
16:37
24
reality is.
16:37
25
THE WITNESS:
16:37
.
Sounds like a
In terms of attempting to move profit, I
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don't think that's the way it works.
2
16:37
So the negotiation for the APA is really a
16:37
3
three-party negotiation between the Korean IRS, the
16:37
4
U.S. IRS and Samsung to say based on our economic
16:37
5
activity, they hire economists, we hire economists,
16:37
6
the Korean government hires economists and says based
16:37
7
on the activity STA does, this is a fair and
16:37
8
reasonable amount of profit that reflects the activity
16:38
9
that STA is doing.
16:38
10
Based on that, that's how the tax is paid.
16:38
11
So the tax is paid no matter whether STA's
16:38
12
having a good or bad year, guaranteed income to the
16:38
13
U.S. government.
16:38
14
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16:38
15
What I'm trying to understand is the
16:38
16
guarantee is limited to by virtue of the Berry ratio
16:38
17
ultimately approximately one to one and a half
16:38
18
percent; is that correct?
16:38
19
Q.
A.
21
22
16:38
There's no risk from the U.S. government
20
Yeah, but it's guaranteed no matter what.
16:38
point of view.
Q.
They're in a good position.
16:38
Any other profits go to other entities and
16:38
23
would be paid taxes elsewhere outside the United
16:38
24
States, correct?
16:38
25
A.
I don't know if there are profits.
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MR. OLSON:
Let me have marked as the next
17:18
2
exhibit in order 1926 a document that's identified as
17:18
3
S-ITC 500028870 to 28895 and labeled on the front as
17:18
4
part of a global consolidation package system.
17:18
5
(Exhibit No. 1926 was marked.)
17:18
6
THE WITNESS:
17:20
7
Okay.
BY MR. OLSON:
17:20
8
Q.
What is Exhibit 1926?
17:20
9
A.
It's an example of a global consolidation
17:20
10
package system report.
17:20
11
Q.
12
month?
13
A.
Yes.
17:20
14
Q.
And does it reflect information on STA's
17:20
15
And is this provided by STA to SEC every
17:20
17:20
financial results as of the end of a fiscal period?
17:20
16
A.
It does.
17:20
17
Q.
And in this case, it's February 2010,
17:20
18
correct?
17:20
19
A.
Correct.
17:20
20
Q.
And one of these is prepared for every month?
17:20
21
A.
Yes.
17:20
22
Q.
If you'll turn to the section that starts at
17:20
23
the top income statement, is this a detailed statement
17:20
24
of the accounts and their balances or amounts for that
17:21
25
period of February 2010 -- February 28th, 2010 from
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STA?
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2
MR. ALDEN:
3
THE WITNESS:
Objection, vague and ambiguous.
So running from left to right,
17:21
17:21
4
the left-hand column represents the account GL code
17:21
5
from the standard global chart of accounts.
17:21
6
The account name is the name used globally.
17:21
7
February 2010, the third column represents
17:21
8
activity for the month of February 2010 and the next
17:21
9
column represents activity for the month of February
17:21
2011.
17:21
10
11
And all this -- it says top right-hand corner
12
local currency.
13
BY MR. OLSON:
14
Q.
All these numbers are U.S. dollars.
17:21
17:21
17:21
So if you look at the first section it says
17:22
15
sales and it goes down to a new item that says cost of
17:22
16
goods sold.
17:22
17
Do you see that?
17:22
18
A.
Yes.
17:22
19
Q.
Looking at Exhibit 1922 and 1923 where it
17:22
20
says STA sales, would it be -- would that information
17:22
21
that's presented there be available in the detail that
17:22
22
is provided in -- on this page?
17:22
23
A.
So let's -- the short answer is yes, but let
17:22
24
me qualify that because this could get a little
17:22
25
confusing.
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So this activity here represents all activity
17:22
2
for businesses for STA which includes network, handset
17:22
3
sales, represent accessory sales, represent all
17:22
4
activity, whereas this report is looking at specific
17:22
5
products.
17:22
6
So if I take -- so this would include
17:22
7
activity for selling parts to add warranty, repair
17:22
8
fenders, it would include the revenue for R&D that's
17:23
9
required to be booked under the APA agreement.
17:23
10
11
12
This activity here contains a lot more than
just on this document.
Q.
Understood.
17:23
17:23
Is the information that's in
17:23
13
1922 and 1923 in that sales line available at this
17:23
14
level of detail?
17:23
15
MR. ALDEN:
16
THE WITNESS:
17
Both of these are just pure extracts straight
Objection, vague and ambiguous.
Yes, it is.
17:23
17:23
17:23
18
from SAP.
17:23
19
BY MR. OLSON:
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And the same then would be true as to -- that
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the cost of goods line, COGS line is available in the
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degree of detail that's available under cost of goods
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sold on Exhibit 1926, correct?
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Same objection.
I'm sorry.
Yes.
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The account code on the left is the lowest
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level in the GL that you can extract account level
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information at the general ledger.
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I don't know how familiar you are with SAP,
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there are other modules you can get to a finer level
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of granularity, depending on what data you want to
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look at, but from a general ledger point of view, this
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is as low as you go from an account code point of
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view.
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Let me simplify the need to go through any of
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All of the line items in sales COGS expense
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are available from the GL at this level of detail as
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presented in page -- Exhibit 1926?
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Correct, and when I referred earlier that I
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validated the data, when I pulled the data for the
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I500, I went to this level of detail to confirm that
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this data was exactly matching.
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When you said "this level of detail," that's
the level of detail in Exhibit 1926?
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This is -- yes, exactly.
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data and say show me at the sales COGS operating, show
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me those four lines because you can pull it at that
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level or you can say show me at this line and pull
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every single line item.
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You pull it either way it's an extraction
from the same database the same way.
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It's a question of whether you want a
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spreadsheet with 400 lines or you want it with five
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lines.
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The answer is going to be the same either
way.
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From your understanding how you understand
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the material in Exhibit 1922 and 1923 to have been
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prepared, that as to the information in either of
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those, anything under R&D would ultimately be zero?
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Correct, it would, it would.
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Let me rephrase that.
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To the extent I'm testifying about SEA and
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STA, the R&D loans would be zero in that part.
We
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I'm talking about in the SEA and STA part.
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Just want to be sure we're talking about the
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same thing.
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labeled as I4 and I5 or is it just one of them?
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do was mark the entire transcript as highly
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confidential attorneys' eyes only under the protective
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order.
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MR. OLSON:
All right.
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MR. ALDEN:
I should say and all the exhibits
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attached to the transcript.
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MR. OLSON:
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We -- handful of things.
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One, I do not feel we're in a position to
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close this deposition in part because of the late
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production of documents in violation of a court order,
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in fact, I believe in violation of two court orders.
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No objection to that.
And believe that in certain categories,
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Mr. Sheppard was not adequately prepared, but with
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that reservation, I don't have any questions and don't
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have any objection to the marking of the transcript
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confidential.
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I'll just say that we disagree
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with counsel's position that the deposition is not
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closed or that Mr. Sheppard hasn't been adequately
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prepared.
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MR. ALDEN:
This is Mr. Sheppard's fourth deposition in
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connection with Samsung-Apple matters, his second
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deposition in the Northern District of California.
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I have nothing further, though.
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THE VIDEOGRAPHER:
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Here marks the end of
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today's deposition of Tim Sheppard, total number of
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tapes used is three.
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6:14.
We are off the record, it's
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I, LOUISE MARIE SOUSOURES, duly
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authorized to administer oaths pursuant to Section
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2093(b) of the California Code of Civil Procedure, do
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hereby certify: That the witness in the foregoing
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deposition was by me duly sworn to testify the truth
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in the within-entitled cause; that said deposition was
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taken at the time and place therein cited; that the
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testimony of the said witness was reported by me and
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was hereafter transcribed under my direction into
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typewriting; that the foregoing is a complete and
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accurate record of said testimony; and that the
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witness was given an opportunity to read and correct
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said deposition and to subscribe the same.
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Should the signature of the witness not be affixed
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to the deposition, the witness shall not have availed
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himself or herself of the opportunity to sign or the
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signature has been waived.
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I further certify that I am not of counsel, nor
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attorney for any of the parties in the foregoing
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deposition and caption named, nor in any way
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interested in the outcome of the cause named in said
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caption.
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DATE: 3-1-2012
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LOUISE MARIE SOUSOURES, CSR. #3575
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INDEX OF EXAMINATIONS
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INDEX OF EXHIBITS
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Exhibit 1918 Apple, Inc.'s seventh rule of
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DESCRIPTION
Exhibit 1919 Document showing product names
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Exhibit 1920 Document production Nos.
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30(b)(6) deposition notice
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SAMNDCA 00323946
Exhibit 1921 Document production Nos.
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SAMNDCA 00325459 to 503
Exhibit 1922 Document production Nos.
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SAMNDCA 00354292 to 385
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Exhibit 1923 Document production Nos.
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SAMNDCA 00354386 to 4600
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Exhibit 1924 Document production Nos.
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SAMNDCA 00280457 to 465
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Exhibit 1925 Document production Nos.
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S-ITC 500030711 to 714
Exhibit 1926 Document production Nos.
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S-ITC 500028870 to 895
Exhibit 1927 Document production Nos.
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S-ITC 003362010 to 045
Exhibit 1928 Document production Nos.
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S-ITC 500018418 to 467
Exhibit 1929 Document production Nos.
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ERRATA SHEET FOR THE TRANSCRIPT OF:
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Case Name: Apple Inc v. Samsung Electronics Company Limited
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Dep. Date: Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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Deponent: TIMOTHY SHEPPARD
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CORRECTIONS:
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THIS____DAY OF____________, 2011.
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(Notary Public) MY COMMISSION EXPIRES:_______
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