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l  June 30th, 2004: addressed to Cralg J. Canada. Do you recall

2  receiving that letter from the Department of Fair Employment

3  and Housing?

4  	A. 	Yes, and another one.

5  	Q. 	I'm sorry.

6  	A. 	And another one.

7  	Q. 	What did the other one say?

8  	A. 	There's a phrase missing that I did not see there.

9  What they said was I could not connect my complaint to a

10 protected class is what they said. Or that I did not do you

11 us it is what they said. I disagree with them.

12 	Q. 	Do you have a copy of that letter?

13 	A. 	It's in my backpack.

14 	Q. 	Am I correct that this letter says you have no

15 probable cause to prove a violation against Ms. Millard for

16 discrimination?

17 		MR. MOORE: Objection to the extent it calls for

18 legal analysis or opinion. The document speaks for itself.

19 		THE COURT: The documents speaks for itself. I'11

20 receive it into evidence.

21 	(Plaintiff's Exhibit 4 was

22 	received into evidence.)

23 		MS. ROMANO: Thank you. Then I'd like to move to

24 admit plaintiff's.

25 		THE COURT: It's already been received.

26 		MS. ROMANO: Okay. Thank you.

27 		THE COURT: Over objection.

28 	Q. 	(BY MS. ROMANO) Mr. Canada, in with your

							

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