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Ito, who halted the trial last week after jurors rebelled, repeat edly objected as defense attorney Peter Neufeld took a confronta tional approach with Mazzola. When Neufeld tried to ask Mazzola about her work on two previous crime scenes, Ito, who has been criticized for letting the trial meander, stopped him: IG UNFORTUNATELY, MyF*l£*D5 usually POINT THESE OUT TO ME AFTER THE COMIC HAS ALREADY RUN IN THE BATTALION ■ SO I'VE INCLUDED ALL OF THE WORDS,COMMAS, APOSTROPHES, AND other punctuation stuff that have been missing from my cartoons OVER THE PAST TWO SEMESTERS. FEEL FREETO CUT THESE OUT AND GO BACK AND INSERT THEM IN THEIR PROPER PLACES IN THE COMIC STRIPS - • * - J } X , . .AND , , . : ’nevertheless, - - j -- Behoove . Musk ox, " >. > Ambiance ,f..,CROISSANT,.. OH YEAH,... 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"He [Ito] appears to be a man with a mission to end this case." — Laurie Levenson, Loyola University professor “Counsel, I’m not really interest ed in the other crime scenes.” At another point, Ito halted a line of questioning, saying, “This is interesting, but not particu larly relevant.” When defense attorney John nie Cochran Jr. asked to speak, Ito gave him 60 seconds. As tes timony got under way, Ito oust ed two spectators in the back for whispering to each other. Ito’s tough demeanor emerged after he met behind closed doors with unhappy jurors, among them a woman who threatened to bolt from the sequestered panel, saying, “I can’t take it anymore.” Last week, he removed three sheriff’s deputies from jury guard duty because of com plaints from a few panelists. The move set off a revolt by 13 other jurors who wanted the deputies to stay. With his inquiry into jury problems continuing, Ito refused to unseal transcripts of his con versations with jurors and alter nates. 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