"If you found any issues at the Cincinnati VA, the Lexington, Kentucky VA, the Huntington, West Virginia VA, or the Louisville, Kentucky VA, would you let me know after the hearing?"
"So I think these aren't as accurate--for certain special conditions, like somebody wearing a mask or make-up or maybe a sibling, the accuracy does not approach or may not approach 99 percent with some..."
"I think that is a problem."
"Can you guarantee us that the FBI would provide that type of information to the defense?"
"Yes. That is what we are worried about at TSA is intent to deceive, not the honest actor."
"That accuracy is not 99 percent. That is zero percent."
"The Supreme Court case, Brady v. Maryland, held that due process rights require government to promptly disclose potential exculpatory evidence with the defense."
"What we are worried about at TSA is intent to deceive, not the honest actor."
"Do you think there is intent to deceive in the world?"
"I am worried about the case where they work 100 percent of the time where there are mistakes and nobody gets left out."
"Well, one of the concerning things too is that when a human makes a identification or a false identification you can cross-examine the human--were they drunk, was it dark outside, how was their vision..."