One of the cases under review involves Mr. Veeder's fiber analysis and testimony in the death of Joseph Corr, a police officer in New Hartford, N.Y., who was shot and killed while pursuing suspects in a jewelry-store robbery in 2006.
The analysis and testimony, which cost Ms. O'Donnell $450,000, suggested that senior executives at Gruner & Jahr had managed the financials in a way to avoid triggering a clause that would have allowed Ms. O'Donnell to walk away from the joint venture with no questions asked.
He was one of the architects of NERA's growth for many years, creating our Securities and Mass Torts Practices, providing groundbreaking economic analysis and testimony for clients, and mentoring many of those who went on to leadership positions in the firm.
The Innocence Project attorneys claim that a large percentage of these wrongful convictions came about in the first place because of improper analysis and/or testimony by forensic scientists.
There have been 18 hearings, dozens of briefings, hundreds of questions answered at the request of individual Senators, not to mention hundreds and hundreds of pages of reports, analysis, and testimony.
A Treasury official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said that Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew intended to reconfirm that analysis in Congressional testimony on Thursday: that the Obama administration believes there is no way to work around the debt ceiling, and that the country would simply not have enough money to pay its bills.
Various experts offer informative analysis, but the testimony of seamen, factory workers and residents of a California homeless encampment is at the heart of the film's guiding ethical and aesthetic principles, which have to do with the defense of human dignity in the face of a system that so often appears hostile or indifferent to it.
An artificial-intelligence expert named Dr. Joseph Bonuso recently announced that he and his colleagues at New York University Law School had successfully completed work on the Solomon Project--a computer program that, using "voice-stress analysis" of courtroom testimony and a process called "fuzzy logic," arrives at trial verdicts.
Figes provides lucid but minimal analysis of the testimonies, allowing them to reveal all the more vividly a people whose entire existence was defined by the taboo against private life, as well as the resilience, and resistance, of the human soul in the face of forcible reorientation.
Unit of analysis = stakeholder-testimony.
