Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Your Honor, as you know, we've got the question of whether or not these are admissible for effect. Our position on that we've articulated. I don't know if you want us to argue at greater length or brief, but it's hearsay to the extent it's offered for the truth of the matter asserted as effect.
They have already stated their opinion.
affidavit will be provided along with testimony
Lawyers for the case argued that the defendants were too young to testify.
The affadavit is for a mock trial
The lawyer is still arguing about the letter that he didn't want admitted because it will hurt his case.
I understand those things could come up in the course of the deposition, and I'll rule on those as I can if I am not instantly available
I know those things could come up in the course of the deposition, and I'll rule on those as I can if I'm not instantly available
 And how I then distinguish this case from maybe my next case is, where an affidavit is provided and the Congress or the parties don't accept the affidavit.
they testified at a deposition.
Newspaper articles aren't going to be used as evidence if the reporters won't testify.
I get those things could come up in the course of the deposition, and I'll rule on those as I can if I'm not instantly available
We don’t want them to testify 
Affidavits are often provided as testimony.
The reporters will testify about this matter.
This person is not sure if certain topics will come up in the deposition.
I understand those things could come up in the course of the deposition, and I will rule on those as I can if I'm not instantly available
You could make that argument
This statement was made in a courtroom.
I do understand those things could come up in the course of the deposition, and I'll rule on those as I can if I'm not instantly available
The subjects at hand are not admissible 
The reporters are will testify on behalf of the defendant
The speaker refers to reporters being called upon to give testimony in some type of court proceeding. 
The speaker is not addressing a judge in his remark.
The speaker is not in a legal setting.
The speaker is a teenager talking to their teacher.