Attorneys Norm Pattis and F. Andino Reynal took the witness stand during their show-cause disciplinary hearing to explain how medical and psychiatric records of Sandy Hook plaintiffs in Connecticut ended up in Alex Jones' Texas defamation lawsuit.
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