At this point, a dispute arose regarding the admissibility of the Order. According to the defense attorney, before Commissioner No. 7 (who is the respondent) spoke, the minor asked, "Who is No. 7?", in a manner indicating that they had hinted to the minor that he was the respondent-suspect. Following the defense attorney's claim, another vote-identification lineup was conducted. It should be noted that the station's legal advisor stated in the memorandum that he was present in the room and that nothing was done that harmed the admissibility of the parade, and that the second order was done despite his objections, only in light of the defense attorney's argument that the girl's statement during the first parade indicates that it is inadmissible.
In the second order, the order of the extras is different. Regarding Commissioner 1, the minor said, "Sort of, suspect, but I haven't decided yet if that's it." Commissioner 2's voice was interrupted in the middle, when the following exchange took place between the minor and the children's investigator, as documented in the children's investigator's report:
Minor: Every time I want to hear it again, will they change my numbers? On purpose? So write down a 7 here, to see if I will later choose the same number as it was 7 before.
Child researcher: So what do you want to tell me about 7?
Minor: Just what I just said, that 7 is what I think, and if I can choose someone who was 7 before. Can they tell me who it was 7 before?
Interrogator: Not now.
[In parentheses: The respondent pointed out in his summaries that in the transcript it was corrected in handwriting that the minor said "that 7 is what I think" while in the print it was written "this is what I knew". I don't see any rabbis on the matter. This is a case of amending a transcript after another hearing by the attorney or the investigator, an act of daily occurrence, and if counsel for the respondent had believed that the amended transcript did not faithfully reflect what was said, he could have submitted his own transcript].