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consulted on the subject of statistics for over 25 years, and he
is currently employed as a senior consultant in that area at a
diversified international management and technology consulting
firm. Dr. Doerfler holds an undergraduate degree in mathematics
from the University of Dayton and two graduate degrees (M.S. and
Ph.D) in statistics from Iowa State University. He has
previously appeared before this and other Courts as an expert on
statistical issues involving sampling and estimation.
Respondent's first expert, Steven Elliott Fienberg, was
recognized by the Court as an expert on statistics. Dr. Fienberg
is a professor at Carnegie-Mellon University, where he teaches
statistical science at both the undergraduate and graduate level.
Dr. Fienberg holds a Ph.D in statistics from Harvard University,
and he has previously testified as an expert in Federal, State,
and local courts. Dr. Fienberg is currently the president of the
international society for Bayesian analysis, and he chairs the
committee of presidents of statistical sciences.
The Court recognized respondent's second expert,
David W. LaRue, as an expert in financial, tax, and inventory
accounting. Dr. LaRue, an associate professor at the University
of Virginia, holds a Ph.D in taxation and accounting from the
University of Houston. He specializes in the fields of Federal
taxation and accounting, and he has written repeatedly on those
subjects.
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