Wroclaw
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According to the introductory paragraph of the study, the defense in the Irving v Lipstadt trial tried to introduce this report into evidence, but were rejected.
I guess reading comprehension isn't your strong suit.
What the abstract (that's called an "abstract" by the way, not an "introductory paragraph" — if you ever do genuine research, you will learn that) says is that Irving's application to appeal the judgment against him in Irving v. Lipstadt was rejected.
That means Irving lost the case and, therefore, the report did not need to be heard in open court because it an appeal was not granted.
I think that it's always going to be a losing game for you guys to mention this trial at all because, particularly at the appeal stage, Irving just couldn't refute the scientific evidence entered.
In fact, because such a substantial portion of Irving's appeal relied on there not being holes in the roof, that the holes had been conclusively located removed much of the grounds for his appeal application. See:
http://www.hdot.org/en/trial/appeal/skeleton/0132