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Committee Meeting Agendas
National Academy of Sciences
500 5th Street, NW, Room 201
Washington DC
AGENDA
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3
7:30
BREAKFAST
8:00
CLOSED SESSION
8:00
OPENING REMARKS
Welcome
Kenneth O. MacFadden, Chair
COMMITTEE INTRODUCTIONS
TAB 2
INTRODUCTION TO THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES
Dorothy Zolandz, Director, Board on Chemical Sciences and Technology
8:45
OPEN SESSION
8:45
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS
Kenneth O. MacFadden, Chair
9:15
PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND GOALS
TAB 3
Robert D. Koons, Research Chemist, Forensic Science Research Unit, FBI Academy
TAB 4
9:45
INTRODUCTION TO THE BULLET MANUFACTURING PROCESS
TAB 5
Kenneth D. Green, Director, Technical Affairs, Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers’ Institute, Inc.
10:30
BREAK
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FBI’s ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUE AND STATISTICS
TAB 6
Robert D. Koons, Research Chemist, Forensic Science Research Unit, FBI Academy
11:45
LUNCH
1:00
ADMISSIBILITY OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
TAB 7
Judge Russell F. Canan, Superior Court of the District of Columbia
Scott Schools, First Assistant U.S. Attorney, District of South Carolina
Richard K. Gilbert, Esq., Attorney
2:30
PERSPECTIVE OF AN EXPERT WITNESS
TAB 8
Wayne A. Duerfeldt, Laboratory Manager, Gopher Resource Corporation
3:00
BREAK
3:15
CLOSED SESSION
3:15
GENERAL DISCUSSION
What do we know/what don’t we know/what do we need regarding:
• Analytical technique
• Bullet manufacturing
• Legal interpretation
• Data quality and quantity
• Other technical & legal questions
5:00
ADJOURN FOR DAY
6:00
COMMITTEE DINNER
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4
7:30
BREAKFAST
8:00
CLOSED SESSION
8:00
DISCUSSION OF BALANCE AND COMPOSITION
Dorothy Zolandz, Director, Board on Chemical Sciences and Technology
8:45
SUMMARY OF DISCUSSIONS
10:00
BREAK
10:15
REPORT DISSEMINATION
10:30
LOGISTICS—TEAMS, ASSIGNMENTS, AND SCHEDULES
11:00
NEXT STEPS
12:00
ADJOURN
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National Academy of Sciences
500 5th Street, NW, Room 213
Washington DC
AGENDA
MONDAY, MARCH 3
7:30
BREAKFAST
8:00
CLOSED SESSION
8:00
OPENING REMARKS, INTRODUCTION OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Kenneth O. MacFadden, Chair
TAB 2
8:10
OPEN SESSION
8:10
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS
Kenneth O. MacFadden, Chair
8:15
STATISTICS OF BULLETS
Alicia Carriquiry, Associate Provost and Professor, Department of Statistics, Iowa State University
TAB 4
9:15
LEAD AND LEAD REFINING
R. David Prengaman, President, RSR Technologies Corporation
TAB 5
10:15
BREAK
10:45
PERSPECTIVE ON BULLET LEAD COMPOSITIONAL ANALYSIS
TBA
TAB 6
11:45
LUNCH
1:00
FBI EXAMINERS: QUALITY CONTROL AND TESTIMONY
TBA
TAB 7
2:00
CLOSED SESSION
2:00
BREAK
2:15
REPORT FROM THE SHOT SHOW
Robert Greenberg
Clifford Spiegelman
2:45
UPDATES FROM GROUPS
Manufacturing
Analytical
Statistics
Interpretation
3:15
GROUP WORK ON NEW INFORMATION
4:30
GROUPS REPORT TO COMMITTEE
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5:00
ADJOURN FOR DAY
6:00
COMMITTEE DINNER
TUESDAY, MARCH 4
7:30
BREAKFAST
8:00
CLOSED SESSION
8:00
DISCUSSION OF BALANCE AND COMPOSITION
Dorothy Zolandz, Director, Board on Chemical Sciences and Technology
8:30
COMMITTEE DISCUSSION/GROUP DISCUSSIONS ON FINDINGS
10:00
BREAK
10:15
REPORT OUTLINE DEVELOPMENT
11:00
LOGISTICS—ASSIGNMENTS AND SCHEDULES
11:30
NEXT STEPS
12:00
ADJOURN
National Academy of Sciences
500 5th Street, NW, Room 213
Washington DC
AGENDA
MONDAY, APRIL 14
7:30
BREAKFAST
8:00
CLOSED SESSION
8:00
OPENING REMARKS: REVIEW COMMITTEE CHARGE & WORK SESSION GOALS
Kenneth O. MacFadden, Chair
8:15
SUB-GROUP VISIT REPORTS
Manufacturing—visit to bullet manufacturers
Analysis
Statistics—conference call with Robert Koons
Interpretation
9:30
OPEN SESSION
9:30
BREAK
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QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION
Robert Koons, FBI Laboratory
11:45
LUNCH
1:00
CLOSED SESSION
1:00
WHAT WE KNOW/DON’T KNOW EXERCISE (REVIEW MASTER DOCUMENT)
3:00
SUB-GROUP WORK SESSION
4:30
DEVELOPMENT OF WRITING PLAN
5:00
ADJOURN FOR DAY
6:00
COMMITTEE DINNER
TUESDAY, APRIL 15
7:30
BREAKFAST
8:00
CLOSED SESSION
8:00
SUB-GROUP REPORT WRITING
11:45
LUNCH
12:45
COMMITTEE PROGRESS REPORTS
1:30
DISCUSSION OF WORK PLAN, TASK ASSIGNMENTS AND NEXT MEETING
2:00
ADJOURN
2:00
TRIP TO FBI LABORATORY
National Academy of Sciences
500 5th Street, NW, Room 205
Washington DC
AGENDA
MONDAY, MAY 12
7:30
BREAKFAST
8:00
CLOSED SESSION
8:00
OPENING REMARKS: REVIEW COMMITTEE CHARGE & WORK SESSION GOALS
Kenneth O. MacFadden, Chair
8:15
REPORT ON VISIT TO FBI LABORATORY
Steve Prescott, Karen Kafadar, Michael Finkelstein, Bob Greenberg, Ken MacFadden
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REVIEW & DISCUSSION OF DRAFT REPORT
Each team to give a brief overview of their Draft report, conclusions and recommendations: followed by an open discussion with the committee
8:30
ANALYSIS
9:15
MANUFACTURING
10:15
BREAK
10:30
STATISTICS
11:15
INTERPRETATION
12:00
LUNCH
1:00
OPEN SESSION
1:00
QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION
Robert Koons, FBI Laboratory
3:00
CLOSED SESSION
3:00
DISCUSSION AND RESOLUTION OF OPEN ISSUES
5:00
ADJOURN FOR DAY
6:30
COMMITTEE DINNER
TUESDAY, MAY 13
7:30
BREAKFAST
8:00
CLOSED SESSION
8:00
SUB-GROUP REPORT WRITING
11:45
LUNCH
12:45
COMMITTEE PROGRESS REPORTS
1:15
DISCUSSION OF REPORT DISSEMINATION
1:30
DISCUSSION OF WORK PLAN, REPORT SCHEDULE, TASK ASSIGNMENTS
2:00
ADJOURN
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