The panel, which met in Bethesda, Md., split 4 to 4 on that question.
They are 2 of 12 members named to the panel, which holds its first meeting today.
The panel, which began meeting in May, now has until Feb. 28 to complete its work.
The panel, which met yesterday, voted, 8 to 3, in favor of Mr. Klein's certification.
The panel, which also included Judge Wilfred Feinberg, also heard arguments on behalf of Mr. Odeh.
But that needn't trouble the panel, which never rewards those shows anyway.
He then proposed convening the panel, which was approved by Judge Lamberth.
The panel, which depicts the rape of Persephone, comes with an interesting provenance.
The panel, which included doctors, lawyers, a nurse and several professors, did not estimate the costs of its proposals.
The panel, which met today at the academy headquarters to hear public comments, is to issue its report in December.
They are among about 200 recommendations from the panel, which also wants to see a higher priority placed on training.
