Fraud Examination 5th Edition by Steve Albrecht,Chad Albrecht,Conan Albrecht, Mark Zimbelman

Exercise 7

Refer back to the beginning of this chapter to the excerpt from a Los Angeles Times article about Reed Slatkin's fraud. The article insinuates that the FBI and IRS's raiding of Slatkin's office marked the beginning of the government's investigation of Slatkin's financial activities. In fact, Slatkin was under investigation for at least four years prior to the raid, and nearly a year and half previous to it, the SEC had already conducted a series of depositions featuring, among others, Reed Slatkin as a witness. Transcripts of two of these frauds are available online: Open http://slatkinfraud.com/depo_jan.htm (Depo 1) and http://slatkinfraud.com/depo_feb.htm (Depo 2). All page numbers refer to Depo 1 except as individually noted.
Page 2. Another vital aspect of deposition is subpoena duces tecum, a written order that commands an individual or organization to produce case-related documents, which will often be used as evidence in the deposition or trial and are usually called exhibits. What two exhibits are presented in this deposition