Here is a look at three possible sequences of events, and how the available evidence — physical, electronic and witness testimony — could support each of them.
These include improvements in the use of eyewitness testimony and electronic recording of interrogations.
Mr. Kerry's campaign answered this advertisement with an electronic message that included commission testimony in which one of the Democrats on the commission, Timothy J. Roemer, cited records showing that top Bush administration officials did not meet to solely discuss "Al Qaeda and terrorism" until a week before the attacks.
On Monday, Judge Dalla Torre (he normally goes by only one of his several last names) decided to adjourn the trial "until further notice," in order to hear expert testimony on the electronic devices allegedly used by some of the defendants to communicate.
But, in his prepared testimony, he insisted that its electronic throttle is not at fault.
Legal experts say the use of electronic equipment raises new questions, like whether testimony from a witness who is not present to be sworn in is admissible.
Yet there will be no official electronic recording of Bush-and-Cheney's testimony (as there was none of Rice's four-hour private session with the commission on February 7th), and there will be no transcript.
If FBI testimony that "existing federally developed electronic intercept solutions" should be shared with local law enforcement agencies means that a program similar to PRISM could eventually be at their disposal, a new wave of constitutional issues will result.
The California State Sheriffs Associationn is fighting two bills there that would mandate electronic recording of interrogations and corroboration of informant testimony.
Factors favoring CAM usage include family, friends, and other supporters, electronic and print media, CAM providers, and positive testimonies from other patients.
This notwithstanding, it is not uncommon to hear religious and herbal healers make open claims of curing HIV/AIDS in both print and electronic media adverts often with purportedly infected persons giving testimonies of their healing.
