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: Grits for BreakfastForensic Science Seminar makes a splash
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I'm too tired and busy with cooking duties tonight to recount all the day's events, but today's Texas Forensic Science Seminar (see Dallas News coverage; the agenda with links to handouts here) was an impressive affair. The auditorium in the capitol was jam-packed. I spoke to Judge Barbara Hervey at the end of the day to congratulate her on an excellent event, and I really meant it. (Hopefully the video will be archived soon on the Texas Senate website, which livestreamed the video and will again tomorrow here.) It was quite a high-powered crowd (I recognized the nametags of most of the attendees I hadn't met before) and there were a terrific set of presentations, though I wished there were more time for Q&A after each session. More tomorrow.continue to full postFull post as published by Grits for Breakfast on October 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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