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 * Exhibits

Exhibit 1:** A map of the area of the accident, with the locations of the hotel, PPP kiosk and detailing shops, restaurant, and accident. We could use it to piece together the accident, but it probably won't help too much. The trial regarding the actual accident already occured, and Reilly Blaker was found guilty. Our focus needs to be before the trial, and what role Parker Plane played.

A map of maybe the accident? It's hard to tell because it didn't copy well. Same as above.
 * Exhibit 2:**

A copy of the ticket in question. Dylan states he saw Reilly joyride in a customer's car, but Parker said the ticket looked fine and didn't investigate any further. We should bring it up because the number of miles does look altered, so we can put his credibility into question.
 * Exhibit 3:**

The employee description of the valet. We can use it to emphasize how Parker allowed Reilly to step outside the role of his position by negotiating offers and doing power lunches.
 * Exhibit 4:**

Reilly's application for employment at PPP. We can use it to emphasize how Parker knew of Reilly's previous history of alcohol abuse and arrest for a DUI, yet still served him alcohol on one of their power lunches. This sent a dangerous message and set such a standard that something bad was inevitable.
 * Exhibit 5:**

The check from the lunch between Reilly and Brody. We can use it for the alcohol thing, but it doesn't really have too much to offer that isn't already in the witness statements.
 * Exhibit 6:**

The check given to Reilly by Parker. This is when Parker learned of numerous violations from Reilly, but after finding out he could strike a business deal, she rewarded him with cash. This will be crucial if we want to paint Parker as money-driven and only looking to make a profit no matter what the consequences might be.
 * Exhibit 7:**

The police report from Reilly's arrest. Again, not very important, since we cannot focus on the crime Reilly committed. I think the defense might use it to shift focus away from Parker and try to put full blame on Reilly.
 * Exhibit 8:**

This is Reilly's sworn statement that he agrees to the rules, and understands the consequences of not following them. We should spin this to focus agian on Parker, and how even though he had Reilly sign this, the standard was not upheld and the signature was essentially worthless.
 * Exhibit 9:**

Financial records for PPP. Shows how Parker was losing money. Again, we can focus on his drive to make profit in the face of a failing business. His desperation lead him ignore his role as company manager and allow Reilly to get away with way too much.
 * Exhibit 10:**

A copy of the employee code of conduct. This is perhaps our best exhibit. It talks about how serious joyriding is, yet Parker did not seem concerned when alligations of joyriding came up with Reilly. It talks about tardiness, yet Dylan was able to show up late numerous times without penalty. Most importantly, it says that alcohol and use of it during hours is prohibited, yet Parker served it at the power lunch.
 * Exhibit 11:**

Parker's business card. Just shows how he was in charge of the company, but neglected his duties.
 * Exhibit 12:**