2 ms·
> He is providing expert opinion in a court case Aren't courts capable of making that decision themselves? Why should the state be allowed to interfere with s
by akira2501 5y ago
> He is providing expert opinion in a court case
Aren't courts capable of making that decision themselves? Why should the state be allowed to interfere with sworn testimony?
- mcguire 5y agoThe court did, and the Board accepts that. (See the link from the details of the case.) The board is pointing out that it is a Class 2 misdemeanor to practice engineering without a license (and outside the "industrial exemption").