Episode 245 - Errors and CVs and Disclosure

from Double Loop Podcast Hosted by Glenn Langenburg and Eric Ray

Eric Ray and Glenn Langenburg go round and around on the topic of how to disclose errors to defense. Should your errors be listed in your CV? Should they be disclosed to defense automatically? Only on request? They guys finish the episode reading an email from a listener about their experience with QC after an erroneous identification.

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