kaRN
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I believe that they will come with all the relevant files because they are required to testify under oath. It's not ethical to testify you can't recall something pertaining to the science if the answer is contained in paperwork you shredded or left in Holland . You either did something and this was the result or you didn't. Because scientific work, medical care etc. is done by teams, the assumption is if something isn't documented it hasn't been done.respectfully snipped
TY kaRN for sharing TWA post with me. I didn't remember Dr. Lee had stated that. I do hope that Ashton can get all the notes from this defense. Even is the defense doesn't want to show the SAO the reports that the experts did do. If the experts are professionals that the reports exist brings another question to mind. Will the experts show at their depositions with the SAO with their reports or not? If they do I can imagine that Ashton will bring this up at a hearing coming soon. mh + mo
No expert called is expected to be able to recall all the minutae of details involved in the application of the science or the results on a case by case basis but you are expected to be able to get all the required information from the notes, reports etc. you generated at the time. If it turns out you missed a step or whatever and can't address important details you should be able to. that any other reasonable forensic expert would be expected to, you're professionally liable for that. Or so we're taught. :angel:
This is the ICA case so who knows who'll pop out of the woodwork. The Eickenblooms seem a little too zealous to me personally.I agree with Faefrost that this is not a case a moral and ethical professional would want to play loosey goosey with the science for. MHO