But the defense argued that there was no basis for it being entered. Ito agreed that the experiment and hearsay portions of the tape would have to be taken out. He said he would then allow the jury to see the portion of the tape where Peratis said he only drew about 6 cc's of blood. The court heard arguments about the prosecution's plan to call FBI agent Doug Deedrick. Last week, prosecutor Clark said he would testify that an imprint that Dr. Lee saw on the envelope was not made by a second set of shoes but, rather, by the jeans worn by Ron Goldman.
More arguments remain to be heard on the prosecution rebuttal case.
Ito has also yet to rule on the admissibility of a late DNA test done on blood found in the Bronco. He is expected to rule Wednesday.