#Forensic animation cases
12-Apr-95 02:02:06
Sb: #164163-#Forensic animation cases
Fm: Brandon Bartlett 74644,3053
To: Rick Miller 76170,3214
>>I figured there was ___specific___ info that would be required for anyone to
look up the case for themselves.<<
I thought so too, but since I haven't done any legal research either, someone
else needs to tell us whether we're compiling the right statistics or not.
Anybody out there that can tell us?
>>I would also add a field for the dollar value of the case and another field
for any punitive damages.<<
Excellent. Consider it done.
I think I'm going to wait a few days, while we all discuss this a little
further and I have more time to think, and then I'm going to post a new message
calling for forensic cases and outlining the info fields and their format.
>>To impress an attorney with a study, it would have to be documented, don't
you think?<<
Yeah, you're probably right<sigh>, oh well… any ideas?
Re: The deadline. If May 15 is a problem, don't worry. I can easily slide to
my second deadline to accomodate everyones personal time tables. I'm pretty
sure my article wouldn't get into the June issue if I submitted it by the 15th
of May anyway, based upon my last conversation with the editor.
Best Regards,
Brandon