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MR. McHANEY Your Honor, my
understanding is that the motion for amendment was filed with the
Secretary General. If we understand the rules correctly, the Secretary
General then serves it upon the defendants.
PRESIDING JUDGE BEALS: I was just asking for information whether they
had received copies of the motion.
MR. McHANEY: That I don't know. Yes, the counsel for these defendants
say "Yes".
PRESIDING JUDGE BEALS: Does counsel for defendant Blome raise any
objection to the amendment of the indictment?
DR. SAUTER: No.
DR. KAUFFMANN: Kauffmann for Rudolf Brandt. I have no objection to the
change.
PRESIDING JUDGE BEALS: You represent Rudolf Brandt?
DR. KAUFFMANN: Yes.
PRESIDING JUDGE BEALS: Well, the other defendant affected is defendant
Blome, I understand. Is he, represented here?
DR. SAUTER: Dr. Sauter for the defendant Blome. We don't have any
objection.
PRESIDING JUDGE BEALS: The indictment will be amended in accordance
with the motion.
Is it agreeable to counsel for these two defendants that the
arraignment as to them upon this count which has just been amended be
considered as pleas to the count as amended now their pleas of "Not
Guilty"?
DR. SAUTER: Yes.
KAUFFMANN: Yes.
PRESIDING JUDGE BEALS: These matters will appear in the records of the
Tribunal. The pleas of the defendants will all be entered in the minutes
of the Tribunal.
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