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Re: Scientific Certainty
Posted by: Rsuninv (IP Logged)
Date: October 26, 2022 11:38AM
I use this all the time in my FINAL report.
I do not use it as a guide for my investigation. I use it at the end stage in preparation for litigation or whatever comes.
In Nevada and Utah this statement is required to be in your final report.
If I want my report to be admitted, this is the only way.
In fact I’ve have attorneys in both jurisdictions tell me in emails the exact verbiage.
Timothy G. Lomprey, B.S.
CFI, ECT, CFEI, CVFI
Wildland O & C
Lomprey Investigations, LLC
Las Vegas, Nevada
I do not use it as a guide for my investigation. I use it at the end stage in preparation for litigation or whatever comes.
In Nevada and Utah this statement is required to be in your final report.
If I want my report to be admitted, this is the only way.
In fact I’ve have attorneys in both jurisdictions tell me in emails the exact verbiage.
Timothy G. Lomprey, B.S.
CFI, ECT, CFEI, CVFI
Wildland O & C
Lomprey Investigations, LLC
Las Vegas, Nevada
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