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Whose Witness? You are an engineer who is well known as an expert witness. Returning to your office after lunch, you find two phone messages on your answering machine. The first is from an attorney who wants to hire your services as an expert witness on behalf of a reclusive inventor who claims to have developed a system which operates in a cycle and delivers 1,000 Btu during each complete cycle, while consuming 320 Btu per cycle. The second message is from a prosecutor who wants to hire you as an expert witness in pursuing a case against the same inventor for allegedly defrauding investors with the invention described by the attorney in the first phone message. Questions: | BACK TO TOP | © 1997 National Society of Professional
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